Jeremiah Fuller took an 89-yard touchdown to the house in a 27-9 win over Trotwood Madison, flashing great speed, change-of-direction, ability to make defenders miss and shiftiness in space in the big victory. Fuller holds six Division I offers, but we could see him add some more to the mix before the season concludes. Great top-end speed, burst and has great vision to make him a worthy prospect. Had 1,600 all-purpose yards last year, started off this season with 135 total yards.

Fuller is a solid running back who can make the first defenders miss in the hole, bounce the ball outside and carry momentum forward for positive yards. He also returns kicks and is very good, displaying good vision and picking and choosing the right lanes. He had 12 carries for 166 yards and one touchdown on offense, and added one sack and five tackles on defense.

Jeremiah Fuller shined in Week 7. Flashing ability to make defenders miss, running through multiple tacklers and still managing to stay on his feet, the 5-foot-9, 170-pound running back recorded 152 yards rushing and three touchdowns. He flashes great top-end speed, and has also been a kickoff returner as well as receiver.

Fuller will be someone to watch closely throughout the 2025 season. He’s been impressing throughout camp season. He ran a 4.5 forty and recorded a 9’10 broad jump at Bowling Green in June. The explosiveness is there and he is a decisive runner. He saw split time last year at running back, but made a great impression as a kick returner. He had two kick return touchdowns last season, including one in the state championship game. With a more expanded role, Jeremiah is a potential breakout candidate.

Fuller also had a good day testing running a 4.5 forty, and a stellar 9’10 broad jump. The speed and explosiveness showed through in the drills portion of the day. He has a compact running style and plays with good pad level.

Good top-end juice as a tailback. Shows remarkable breakaway speed if he finds a crease, and has good initial burst through the hole. Is a legitimate home-run threat with the ball in his hands. Has a compact frame, can elude tackles behind the line of scrimmage and keep pressing the field vertically without losing ground. High academic prospect.