Jeremiah heads to Vanderbilt Commodores football after a productive season with 66 receptions, 1,032 yards, and 11 touchdowns, and he brings a steady, reliable skill set to the next level.

He’s a dependable route runner who understands timing and spacing, which allows him to consistently get open and stay in rhythm with the quarterback. He doesn’t rely on flash he wins with technique, awareness, and clean breaks at the top of his routes. That efficiency is a big reason he crossed the 1,000 yard mark and became a consistent scoring threat.

Jeremiah also shows strong hands and good ball tracking, especially in contested or tight window situations. When the offense needs a conversion or a red zone finish, he’s the type of receiver who can be trusted to execute.

Jeremiah separated himself from the pack and took home Top Performer honors with a complete and consistent performance.

From individual drills to live competition, he showed up with focus and execution. He won reps through clean technique, strong fundamentals, and relentless effort. In one-on-one matchups, he competed at a high level, trusted his training, and made plays when the opportunity was there.

5 catches | 118 yards | 1 touchdown + 88 kick return yards

Douglas proved he is more than just a receiver, impacting the game in multiple phases. He hauled in five passes for 118 yards and a touchdown, while also contributing 88 yards on kick returns. His ability to flip the field on special teams and stretch defenses as a receiver made him one of the most versatile playmakers of the week.