Jaxon’s ability to keep his eyes downfield while scrambling is one of the most intriguing parts of his game. He doesn’t automatically turn into a runner when he leaves the pocket — he continues to scan the field and looks for opportunities to get the ball to his receivers. That creates problems for defenses because they have to account for him as a runner while still respecting his ability to make a throw on the move. Through the first four weeks, Jaxon has thrown for 1,282 yards and nine touchdowns while completing of his passes, adding 327 rushing yards and eight rushing touchdowns for 1,609 total yards and 17 total touchdowns. His combination of mobility, vision and willingness to keep his eyes downfield gives him the ability to turn broken plays into explosive opportunities.

While the Leopards’ season hasn’t gone the way they expected it to, Blancett has been a bright spot and is trying to lead a cash in of their outside playoff chances. Jaxon boasts a tall strong frame and showcases great arm strength and anticipation in the deep part of the field. He is a true gunslinger who loves to give his wideouts a chance in 1 on 1 opportunities. Blancett also showcases some flash out of the backfield, completing jump throws and taking off for long runs when needed. He has totaled over 2,800 total yards and 25 TDs through 8 games. In a season of ups and downs for Jaxon and the Leopards, he has flashed his incredible potential and will take a step forward as one of the states’ best with more consistency. With his extreme arm talent expect his recruitment to ramp up as the season winds down.

Jaxon put on a dominant performance, throwing for 474 yards and 4 touchdowns while adding 52 rushing yards on the ground. He consistently made plays through the air and on the move, leading his team’s offense with precision and explosiveness all game.