Jamarr Malcolm is a 6'5" Offensive Line in the 2027 class.
Malcolm attends Cardinal Hayes in New York.
Malcolm's Player Profile was created on March 31, 2025.
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2026 PRZNY Team Previews: Cardinal Hayes Cardinals
Malcolm is another D1 Prospect on the roster for the Hayes-men. The OL Prospect has excellent size standing...
Written by Cory Lemer
Jamarr
MalcolmOL
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
Weight
285
HS
Cardinal Hayes
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NY
Rising Seniors Ready To Separate Themselves
It’s easy to see why colleges could fall in love with a player like Malcolm. He is a...
Written by Nick DeMaio
Jamarr
MalcolmOL
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
Weight
285
HS
Cardinal Hayes
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NY
NY ’27 OL Spotlight
Huge player standing at 6’5” and weighing 275 pounds in Jammar Malcolm that can play at either OT...
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Cory Lemer | Prep Redzone Scout
Cory Lemer
Prep Redzone Scout
Malcolm is another D1 Prospect on the roster for the Hayes-men. The OL Prospect has excellent size standing at 6’5″ 285-Pounds, and can play anywhere on the line. With multiple graduating lineman his blend of hand placement and strength will come in handy to protect the QB and excel in the run game to create plays for his Hayes squad.
It’s easy to see why colleges could fall in love with a player like Malcolm. He is a massive human being and a people mover. He’s got the ability to move the LOS that you look for in a lineman. And, when you watch the tape, he’s more agile on his feet than you’d expect. He’s not cumbersome in space at all. I would like to see him pull a bit more in front of ball carriers-I think it could develop into a strength for him. I’d also like him to consistently stay in front of defenders. Too often, he allows them to slip to the side and can fall in danger of drawing a flag or giving up an angle to a rusher with bend. I like how he consistently finishes plays and brings his man to the ground. He’s got some nastiness to him. If he can put some more plays in space on tape next season, I think he’ll get some serious looks from colleges.
Huge player standing at 6’5” and weighing 275 pounds in Jammar Malcolm that can play at either OT positions. To add, his natural size-imposed issues for pass rushers to try to get through him. Malcolm was a critical piece in short yardage situations to provide a push with his play strength. Being that anchor on the outside to handle bull rushes and power moves was a big portion of his game in pass protection. Winning with control and strength at the POA to grant no lane at the QB was key for Malcolm.