Jaylen Weatherspoon is a 6'1" Defensive Back/Wide Receiver in the 2028 class.
Weatherspoon attends Champlin Park in Minnesota.
Weatherspoon's Player Profile was created on April 9, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Jaylen
WeatherspoonDB/WR
Class
2028
Height
6'1"
Weight
185
HS
Champlin Park
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MN
New Year’s Even 7v7 Open Run: Underclassmen Standouts
MN Elite A rangy and productive presence from the back-end of the MN Elite defense, the game seemed...
Written by Oliver West
Jaylen
WeatherspoonDB/WR
Class
2028
Height
6'1"
Weight
185
HS
Champlin Park
|
MN
Emergent Series: Class of 28′ Standouts in Class 4A
Jaylen Weatherspoon actually plays for DeLaSalle, and he’s already proven to be a difference maker for their difference....
Written by Austin Lowell
Oliver West | Prep Redzone Scout
Oliver West
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
MN Elite
A rangy and productive presence from the back-end of the MN Elite defense, the game seemed to be moving slow for Weatherspoon, a young 2028er playing full-time against 18U competition as a safety. Long, wiry, and aggressive between the whistles, Weatherspoon always seemed to be around the football and was closing with lightning-quick anticipation and pace all around the field. With no area of the turf off limits to Weatherspoon’s range, the young safety was breaking up and intercepting passes with frightening ease for his age, picking off two passes in the final game I saw to really put an exclamation mark on his individual efforts on the evening. Smart football player, had an outgoing, fun demeanor with his teammates but was focused and competitive between the whistles, and owns a great frame for adding weight at the safety position. Pumped we got a look at the high-ranking 2028er early this offseason.
Jaylen WeatherspoonJaylenWeatherspoon
6'1" | 185 lbs | DB/WR
Champlin Park | 2028 StateMN
actually plays for DeLaSalle, and he’s already proven to be a difference maker for their difference. In his freshman season, Weatherspoon led the team with 91 tackles, 6 TFLs, 2 interceptions, a sack, a forced fumble, and a fumble recovery. A brilliant hybrid LB/Safety, Weatherspoon has great anticipation and understanding of where the ball is going, and both of his interceptions during the year demonstrated his ability to perfectly read the play. Equally effective against the pass and the run, Weatherspoon showed plenty of speed bursting off the line, shooting through the gaps cleanly, showing textbook tackling form, and he has plenty of power at the point of contact. Weatherspoon shows a fine balance of intelligence and aggressiveness that recruiters dream of finding, and he will remain to be a scary factor for the Islanders’ defense going forward.