Jarren Mitchell is a 5'9" Athlete in the 2028 class.
Mitchell attends Spectrum in Minnesota.
Mitchell's Player Profile was created on January 28, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Jarren
MitchellATH
Class
2028
Height
5'9"
Weight
160
HS
Spectrum
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MN
Offensive Skill Position Standouts from Crown College Camp
A steady, reliable, and borderline-explosive target on Saturday, Jarren Mitchell has taken big steps forward in his growth...
Written by Austin Lowell
Jarren
MitchellATH
Class
2028
Height
5'9"
Weight
160
HS
Spectrum
|
MN
Crown College Elite Prospect Camp: Minn/Wisc Standouts
Another Minnesota 2028 wide receiver that caught some of our attention at the Crown Elite Prospect Camp on...
Written by Nate Wahl
Austin Lowell | Prep Redzone Scout
Austin Lowell
Prep Redzone Scout
A steady, reliable, and borderline-explosive target on Saturday, Jarren MitchellJarrenMitchell
5'9" | 160 lbs | ATH
Spectrum | 2028 MN
has taken big steps forward in his growth at the position and could be poised for big things entering his junior season. While most of the receivers were able to stretch the field vertically, Mitchell excelled in maximizing the boundaries from sideline-to-sideline, winning on nearly all of his horizontal route concepts and showing great control and footwork on the sideline. Mitchell has fluid route-running skills, which showcased itself when he made an awesome hitch-and-go route where he completely faked his defender, which was easily the best WR rep from the camp. Despite playing for a run-heavy Sting unit, Mitchell has proven more than capable at the WR position that he may be yielding a major workload in targets in the passing game this upcoming season.
Another Minnesota 2028 wide receiver that caught some of our attention at the Crown Elite Prospect Camp on Saturday afternoon was Spectrum’s Jarren MitchellJarrenMitchell
5'9" | 160 lbs | ATH
Spectrum | 2028 MN
. Jarren is one that I wish I had gotten to watch more reps out of, but the reps I did watch were well-versed in what I am looking for a live eval perspective. Off the early eye test, Jarren was one of the more balanced wide receivers when it came to his explosiveness and change of direction amongst the underclassmen. He’s a fluid route-runner for his age as it doesn’t take him long to get to his top speed from what I saw on Saturday and he’s taken it up a notch from what you see on tape from his sophomore season with the Sting. Good wiggle as far as elusivness in open space from what my eyes caught in St. Bonni on Saturday. As a prospect that’s right up the road, I’ll be tuned to watch Jarren’s progression into his junior season.