One of the most under-recruited players in the class of ’25 out of Virginia, Jeremiah Brown Jeremiah Brown 5'9" | 160 lbs | RB Madison County | 2025 State VA is a playmaker at the running back position who will be a steal for whoever lands him. He is a smaller back with marginal height and adequate size, yet runs with good physical toughness between the tackles and can stretch runs on the outside. Very good athleticism, with very good acceleration, lateral movement, change of direction, foot quickness, balance, and good speed. Good vision as a runner with good patience, identifying the hole with very good burst through the hole displaying his very good balance and acceleration. Good elusiveness at the second level to move laterally and force missed tackles. Good speed in the open field to take the ball to the house. Can operate with a basic route tree out of the backfield in the receiving game. Finished his senior season with over 2,200 all-purpose yards including 1,981 rushing yards, and 23 TDs. If you ignore his size, the tape says Jeremiah is a Division 1 player.

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Perhaps one of the most underrated running backs in the state, Jeremiah is fun to watch. In this game, he has 24 carries, 242 yards, and 2 TDs, averaging 10.08 yards per carry. He won the offensive player of the year award for the Bull Run District for his 189 carry, 1,582 yard season with 19 TDs. More schools need to pay attention to Jeremiah’s game.

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The single game school rushing record Jeremiah Brown Jeremiah Brown 5'9" | 160 lbs | RB Madison County | 2025 State VA is very underrated. Accumulating nearly 1,000 yards on the ground last fall, Brown had 10 total touchdowns as a junior.

An expected focal point of the Mountaineers offense as a senior, Brown is garnering interest from several division 2 schools. Recently picking up an offer from Minnesota West, I could see him playing both running back or safety at the next level.

Jeremiah is an electric running back and kick returner for Madison County. He displays very good elusiveness and foot quickness and can effortlessly weave through traffic. He holds the single-game rushing record for Madison County at 416 rushing yards. After the combine, he received his first offer from Hampton-Sydney. While his size might not bring him offers from major programs, whoever lands Jeremiah will be getting a steal as his play speaks for itself.

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Testing (in rain)
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