Jaxon Bickford
Jaxon Bickford
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Rob Howe | Prep Redzone Scout
Van Meter reached the Class 2A state championship game this past season with a deep and talented roster. A lot of student-athletes chipped in to the cause, including Bickford. The junior proved to be a team player. While he caught just one pass working out of a crowded receiver room, he delivered 13 pancake blocks for an offense that rushed for 2,210 yards and 31 touchdowns. On defense, seven of his 12 tackles were of the solo variety, he broke up three passes and recovered a pair of fumbles. Graduation losses should increase Bickford’s role in 2026, and his 11th-grade highlight video reveals a player ready for the opportunity. He already has the blocking down, combining polish in the endeavor and embracing the game’s physicality. Bickford plays through the whistle and reaches blocks on the second level with ease. He gets the job done whether he’s coming out of the slot or working from the outside. His long arms help in blocking and also when he’s sticking with opposing receivers in coverage. He would be a special teams’ asset on the next level and has a frame capable of adding plenty of good weight and strength.
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Expert Analysis
Rob Howe | Prep Redzone Scout
Van Meter reached the Class 2A state championship game this past season with a deep and talented roster. A lot of student-athletes chipped in to the cause, including Bickford. The junior proved to be a team player. While he caught just one pass working out of a crowded receiver room, he delivered 13 pancake blocks for an offense that rushed for 2,210 yards and 31 touchdowns. On defense, seven of his 12 tackles were of the solo variety, he broke up three passes and recovered a pair of fumbles. Graduation losses should increase Bickford’s role in 2026, and his 11th-grade highlight video reveals a player ready for the opportunity. He already has the blocking down, combining polish in the endeavor and embracing the game’s physicality. Bickford plays through the whistle and reaches blocks on the second level with ease. He gets the job done whether he’s coming out of the slot or working from the outside. His long arms help in blocking and also when he’s sticking with opposing receivers in coverage. He would be a special teams’ asset on the next level and has a frame capable of adding plenty of good weight and strength.
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