Jayshawn has quickly established himself as one of the most versatile offensive playmaker in the 2028 class, and his productions shows just how dangerous he can be in multiple roles. Last season, he posted 27 catches for 609 yards and 8 touchdowns. What stands about is how he can play anywhere you want him too. With the ball in his hand , he’s difficult to contain in space, showing quick later movements, sudden cuts and the ability to change direction without losing speed. Expect a big season from Jayshawn.

Jayshwan also been blowing up getting offers from Wisconsin, Ohio state, UCLA , TCU, Cal and more.

Jayshawn runs with a low center of gravity and natural forward lean that helps him stay balanced through traffic. His foot quickness allows him to make subtle cuts without gearing down, keeping momentum moving north–south. Shows good patience pressing the hole before committing, then accelerates decisively once a lane appears. Contact balance stands out — he absorbs bumps without getting knocked off track and consistently falls forward to finish runs. Also flashes reliable hands out of the backfield, giving him value beyond just between-the-tackles carries.

This spring, Jayshawn picked up offers from University of North Texas football, Texas State University football, University of Texas at San Antonio football, and Colorado State University football.