Loudoun County is fresh off a State title appearance and they have a number of talented seniors that remain uncommitted. All state defensive lineman Jeremiah Davis Jr. Jeremiah Davis Jr. 6'3" | 230 lbs | LB/EDGE Loudoun County | 2026 State VA really has taken his game to the next level, he checks in at 66th overall in this class. Davis can play outside linebacker or defensive end in college, he has the range and size to do both. Very quick off the ball and if he extends his hands on a blocker he becomes a nightmare to gameplan around.

A player who certainly looks the part, Jeremiah measured in at 6’3″ 227lbs and was a force all day long. He played with high intensity and motor throughout all the drills and really brought to juice for 1v1s. Jeremiah plays with nice get off, stays low, fires out and uses his lower half to create effective leverage. He can rush multiple ways, whether off the edge, hand in the dirt or sliding inside as an interior pass rusher. Jeremiah brings a lot to the table with his pass rush moves as well. He has extremely active hands, able to swipe away OLs initial punch. Also is able to dip and rip, getting lower than the linemans arms and flattening down the line after gets under and around the OL hip. Jeremiah can also win with speed as well as long arming the off. lineman and beating them with strength/leverage. All that leads to Jeremiah being an extremely versatile, effective, & valuable DL prospect.

Jeremiah is also a high academic kid, carrying a 3.9 GPA, and a high character hard working player. He currently holds one FCS offer from Howard Univ. and should be getting lots of attention from FBS/FCS and high academic schools.

Forgot to include Loudoun County’s Jeremiah Davis Jr. Jeremiah Davis Jr. 6'3" | 230 lbs | LB/EDGE Loudoun County | 2026 State VA in my (somewhat) weekly recruiting report, so I will now. Congrats to Davis on his offer from Bryant University, this should lead to a ripple of more.

Getting to know him more after our January showcase he could play defensive end or linebacker at the next level in my opinion. He has a good bend and is powerful off the ball, be aware of his recruiting trending up before week 1.

Jeremiah is a versatile Linebacker for Loudoun County and worked at defensive end at our showcase. He showed his quickness off the ball creating good upfield burst in the 1v1s. He displayed the ability to corner an Offensive Tackle and utilize an inside move to win reps. Last season, when he aligned as an Edge player, you see this same quickness. I very well could see him developing into a versatile Edge defender at the next level who will become a speed rusher and can also help in pass coverage.

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The 64th ranked prospect in our 2026 class is Loudoun County stud linebacker Jeremiah Davis Jr. Jeremiah Davis Jr. 6'3" | 230 lbs | LB/EDGE Loudoun County | 2026 State VA . A first team All-Region Defensive selection for good reason. Davis was elite at linebacker, defensive end and tackle as a junior. He is 6’2 with a high motor, I would hope to see him in the tight end group too the way he catches the football.

I told you all back in March that Carter Scruggs Carter Scruggs 6'6" | 290 lbs | OL Loudoun County | 2026 State VA was not the only star for Loudoun County. Jeremiah Davis Jr. Jeremiah Davis Jr. 6'3" | 230 lbs | LB/EDGE Loudoun County | 2026 State VA time is coming just wait and see. Here is what I wrote on him back in the spring:

Time to start paying attention to this linebacker and Scruggs teammate out of Loudoun County  Jeremiah Davis Jr. Jeremiah Davis Jr. 6'3" | 230 lbs | LB/EDGE Loudoun County | 2026 State VA  , he is not one to be ignored. A two year starter already he is 6’1 and 205 lbs. with room to grow. First team all region as a sophomore it’s really hard to tell what position he may be at the next level, defensive end or linebacker, he plays both positions very well. Off the edge he is strong bull rusher, who you don’t want to have him extend you if you are a linemen. At backer he is fast and fearless, plus he has good enough speed to play in one of the toughest conferences in the state. While the offers have yet to really extend his way, FCS level schools are noticing his talent, with a repeat performance of what he did as a 10th grader, the offers shall be plenty.