Jamo is a player I have been a fan of for a while now. The first thing that stands out about Jamo is the speed he run’s his routes with. Jamo does a very good job of setting defensive backs up with a little wiggle and then puts a foot in the ground and makes very sharp cuts to give himself some separation. Jamo had a few huge plays for Brighton including a very nifty route that freed him up to take a catch into the end zone for 6. Brighton has a few underclassman that will make the Bulldogs a very intriguing team over the next few years and Jamo will be a big time player that will continue to get better and lead the way for Brighton as they make there way down the stretch of the season.

Jamo is a player I was not overly familiar with until I started digging a little deeper into the film. The more I saw the more I liked Jamo. The young Bulldog wide out shows very good hands and plus speed at the wide reciever position. I really like how detailed he is in his route tree showing very good route running ability making sharp cuts and gaining good separation at the top of his routes. Jamo is a player to keep and eye on this fall and can see his stock rising in the fall as he gets more oppurtunity in the Brighton offense.

Everyone took note of what he did during the 1 on 1 period, and rightfully so, but Jamo was just as impressive during the testing period. He was in the top 25 in all of the drills. His L-Drill of 6.81 was good for 7th on the day, as well as a solid 4.57 shuttle, 9’1 broad jump and a quick 4.84 40 time. He was smooth and consistent all day long regardless of drill. Great overall day for Parsell!

Jamo was impressive all day long. He’s a tight route runner and creates separation over the middle of the field very well. He can get vertical and has the skills to bring tough catches to the ground. His footwork is smooth, and overall, Jamo was one of the most complete wide receivers on Sunday.