Jamorris Young is a 6'2" Quarterback in the 2027 class.
Young attends Anniston in Alabama.
Young's Player Profile was created on January 31, 2026.
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Jamorris
YoungQB
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
220
HS
Anniston
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AL
Faulkner June Prospect Camp: The Quarterbacks
2027 Anniston QB Jamorris Young quietly put together one of the more underrated quarterback performances I saw on...
Written by Matthew Layton
Jamorris
YoungQB
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
220
HS
Anniston
|
AL
Wednesday Wrap- New 2027s On Our Radar
Jamorris Young is a talented passer from Anniston who’s heading into a big senior season this upcoming fall....
Written by Cooper Morreale
Matthew Layton | Prep Redzone Scout
Matthew Layton
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
2027 Anniston QB Jamorris YoungJamorrisYoung
6'2" | 220 lbs | QB
Anniston | 2027 StateAL
quietly put together one of the more underrated quarterback performances I saw on Saturday. Young has a strong build and athletic profile, which showed up in the way he threw the football. His upper and lower body worked in sync throughout the workout, helping him generate good velocity. The ball got out quickly and arrived to his receivers with zip. Young may not have drawn as much attention as some of the other quarterbacks in attendance, but the physical tools were easy to spot. After watching him work, I came away thinking there is a lot to build on with his combination of athleticism, strength, and arm talent.
“Young throws a really pretty ball. He has great mechanics, stays calm and composed in the backfield, and delivers some beautiful passes all over the field from within the pocket. I’m really impressed with his touch, timing, and accuracy. He does a great job of hitting his targets in stride and makes every pass look effortless, regardless of the difficulty of the throw.
I love seeing how well Young maneuvers the pocket. He’s great at avoiding pressure and keeping his eyes downfield, always finding the open man. When you combine his arm talent, his processing, and improvisation, it makes him a really dangerous passer for opposing defenses to try and stop.”
I’m really excited to see Young in 2026. He made some really impressive throws last fall and put together some great tape in the process. See for yourself below.