Javian Jones-Priest is a 5'10" Running Back in the 2027 class.
Jones-Priest attends Arlington Martin in Texas.
Jones-Priest's Player Profile was created on May 16, 2025.
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Recruiting Buzz: Recent Commits Across Texas to Know
Javian is an explosive running back heading to Virginia Tech who brings speed, agility, and playmaking ability to...
Written by Alin Edouard
Javian
Jones-PriestRB
Class
2027
Height
5'10"
Weight
185
HS
Arlington Martin
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TX
The Elite Backs of 2027: Texas RBs Built Different
Javian had a productive season, finishing with 1,154 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns while serving as a steady...
Written by Alin Edouard
Javian
Jones-PriestRB
Class
2027
Height
5'10"
Weight
185
HS
Arlington Martin
|
TX
Future Bears Alert: Baylor’s Top Targets and Commitments
Javian is a running back who runs with a blend of patience and sudden burst that keeps defenses...
Written by Alin Edouard
Javian
Jones-PriestRB
Class
2027
Height
5'10"
Weight
185
HS
Arlington Martin
|
TX
TXHSFB OFFSZN Notebook: 2027 Ball Carriers
Javian Jones-Priest wins with play strength and strain, especially when the pace ramps up. When he pairs it...
Written by Joshua Butler
Javian
Jones-PriestRB
Class
2027
Height
5'10"
Weight
185
HS
Arlington Martin
|
TX
Week Three Takeovers: Top DFW Running Back Performances
Jones-Priest looks as though he has put on some serious weight and fits the frame of a P4...
Written by Cole Dobbins
Javian
Jones-PriestRB
Class
2027
Height
5'10"
Weight
185
HS
Arlington Martin
|
TX
Thursday Night Lights: Who Stole the Show?
Javian had a dominant showing on the ground, rushing for 191 yards on just 17 carries, showcasing both...
Written by Alin Edouard
Javian
Jones-PriestRB
Class
2027
Height
5'10"
Weight
185
HS
Arlington Martin
|
TX
Stock Rising Class of 2027 DFW RBs To Watch in Week 0
Arlington Martin’s one-cut speedster, Jones-Preist has elite acceleration, runs with a strong forward lean and shows the patience...
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Alin Edouard | Prep Redzone Scout
Alin Edouard
Prep Redzone Scout
Javian is an explosive running back heading to Virginia Tech who brings speed, agility, and playmaking ability to the offensive backfield. He shows quick acceleration through the hole and has the burst to turn small openings into big gains in a hurry. Once he reaches the second level, his open-field vision and balance make him difficult to bring down on first contact.
In the run game, Javian is most effective when operating in space or in schemes that allow him to use his cutback ability and quick change of direction. He reads blocks well for a young back and has the patience to let plays develop before hitting the lane with confidence. His versatility also adds value, as he can contribute in the passing game as a receiver out of the backfield.
Javian had a productive season, finishing with 1,154 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns while serving as a steady presence in the backfield. He runs with good balance and keeps his pads low, which allows him to stay upright through contact and consistently fight for extra yards after first contact.
What stands out in his game is his efficiency and toughness. Javian doesn’t waste movement—he reads his blocks well and gets north quickly, turning designed runs into positive gains. He also shows enough burst to get to the edge when lanes open, making him a threat both inside and outside the tackles.
With his combination of reliability, physical running style, and consistent production, Javian proved he can be a dependable offensive piece every time he touches the ball.
Javian is a running back who runs with a blend of patience and sudden burst that keeps defenses off balance. He doesn’t rush the play—he lets blocks develop, reads his lanes, then hits the hole with quick acceleration that can catch defenders out of position.
He shows good vision in traffic, consistently finding cutback lanes and squeezing through tight spaces. Javian keeps his feet moving through contact and runs with a low center of gravity, making him tough to bring down on first contact. In the open field, he has enough shiftiness to make defenders miss without losing forward momentum.
What stands out is his feel for the game and ability to create when things aren’t there. Even when a play breaks down, he finds a way to turn it into positive yardage.
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5'10" | 185 lbs | RB
Arlington Martin | 2027 StateTX
wins with play strength and strain, especially when the pace ramps up. When he pairs it with vision, the floor stays high regardless of opponent. Once contact balance is more consistent, he’s tough to keep from dictating the rep. He’s versatile enough to work in most fronts and run concepts.
Jones-Priest looks as though he has put on some serious weight and fits the frame of a P4 back already as a junior. He has an electric burst out of the backfield and runs with ferocity, picking up speed to break off long runs. During a 72-47 shootout win over Mansfield, Javian showcased his elite track speed at all levels of the field, along with the physicality and twitchiness to break tackles. He compiled over 190 yards and 2 touchdowns on just 17 carries. Expect rising national stardom for the Warriors’ ball carrier, as he adds to an offer list that includes Illinois, Baylor, and Kansas State.
Javian had a dominant showing on the ground, rushing for 191 yards on just 17 carries, showcasing both efficiency and explosiveness. He has a powerful combination of vision, speed, and balance, allowing him to find running lanes quickly and break tackles when defenders try to bring him down. Javian’s ability to accelerate through gaps and gain yards after contact makes him a consistent threat in the backfield. His performance demonstrates not only his talent but also his potential to be a game-changing playmaker on any offense.
Arlington Martin’s one-cut speedster, Jones-Preist has elite acceleration, runs with a strong forward lean and shows the patience to let blocks develop. Already drawing double-digit offers, he’s poised for a signature Week 0 performance when the Warriors take on Lake Travis.