Overview: Gaymon doesn’t have one full-time position because he splits time at both runningback and receiver, in addition to being a return specialist. He’s a change-of-pace back who can pickup chunk yards rushing up the middle or on the outside. Gaymon isn’t just a gadget player. He gets open down the field and can take the top off the defense. His skill and feel with the rock in his hands make him dangerous as both a kick and punt returner. Gaymon can either find a crease and hit the gas to outrun the coverage or break a few ankles to turn nothing into something. He projects to be able to have a similar impact in college on offense and special teams.

GPA: 3.3

Jasir Gaymon Jasir Gaymon 5'7" | 165 lbs | WR Salesianum (DE) | 2026 State MD is a versatile offensive weapon capable of making plays from the backfield, the slot, and on special teams. He may be undersized by traditional standards at 5-7, 165 pounds, but he makes up for it with his agility, field vision, and explosive playmaking ability. Gaymon demonstrates a strong feel for open space and the ability to exploit mismatches. His stop-and-start quickness and short-area burst make him especially dangerous in one-on-one situations. Gaymon routinely evades defenders and picks up yards after the catch or contact. His skills as a kick-returner on special teams add to his value as an all-around player who instantly flips field position. Gaymon’s size may be a knock on him when it comes to recruiting. However, a program that could use a player who could make an immediate impact in the slot, change-of-pace-back, and return specialist may overlook that due to his skill set.

While the game against Episcopal (PA) took two days to finish up due to weather, Jasir made huge impacts on both days and won MVP of the game. For the game he had 10 catches for 135yds and 160 total PR/KR yards.

Jaisr was electric on the field from the first play of the game, taking the opening kick-off 70+ yards getting Salesainum into scoring position. From the slot as a receiver he was hard to contain, being able to get over the top of the defense for big plays or taking short screens/hitches/slants and getting nice YAC. Jasir is such a playmaker with the ball in his hands because he is just so slippery. He is quick, shifty, smooth, fluid and able to create his own space. While only being 5’7″ he is also well slapped together with good muscle/build so he does not go down easy and runs through arm tackles. A versatile ATH, Jasir is effective as a slot WR and a true weapon in the return game.

Jasir is another prospect out of Delaware but possess a unique skillset, his quickness and elusiveness can be dangerous when he has the ball in his hands. Jasir was a weapon that you would usually see in the slot, but he made his presence felt at outside receiver too. He is put in position to make plays whether it be in the screen game, on jet sweeps or short routes to give him space to run afterwards. He is on track to be a special teams nightmare with his quick acceleration and return skills.