Jefferson is a little bit of a Swiss army knife for this Muskegon team. Whether it’s getting tough yards on the ground or getting out in space and turning on the jets for explosive plays, Jefferson does a great job of being a threat on every play, and being someone that must be accounted for.

Maybe the best use of his speed and athleticism came in the 3rd quarter when Muskegon called an end around for JaMier, and he was able to beat everyone to turn the corner, and them hit the jets in the open field for the 41 yard touchdown. Super impressive play against a defense that had been really stout all night long. Right play call, and perfect execution by Jefferson doing his job and using his speed to his advantage.

He currently holds a number of D2 offers, and I absolutely cosign their assessment of Jefferson’s skill. Should have no issue moving to the next level and contributing.

Another speed demon.

A sub-11 100M, and a couple of extremely promising offseason performances. Ethan has the frame, athletic ability, and just enough polish to be a big factor in Muskegon’s offense. If JaMier hits, he has a chance to be one of the best receivers in West Michigan. My biggest question marks right now are hands and IQ. I don’t think JaMier has a ton of Varsity expereince and there’s a bit of a learning curve when trying to effectively translate pure athletesism to efficent Varsity play. Considering his ranking, I am expecting JaMier to earn D2 looks next Spring.

JaMier has gained some attention this offseason, thanks to his obvious athleticism.

He was a major standout at the MHSAA Camp in Jenison. He’s an average route runner, but it’s his twitchiness and speed that make him scream open. As I said in that article, he’s got to work on his hands. I also feel he can work on ball tracking.
JaMier also plays safety. Obviously, his athletic ability will help him a ton there.

High likelihood of JaMier being a standout player for Muskegon on either side of the ball. Can’t wait until there’s some tape.