2028 Bluefield RB/LB Jeremiah Jones would be a two-way nightmare for opposing teams, bringing explosive speed and punishing physicality to both sides of the ball. As a runner, Jones has a natural feel for finding creases, bouncing off arm tackles, and turning small openings into explosive gains. Defenders who survive his collisions on offense would face another brutal challenge when he lines up at linebacker. His closing speed and aggressive tackling make him a dangerous pursuit defender who can track down ball carriers and deliver haunting hits.

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2028 RB/LB Jeremiah Jones developed into one of the top all-around players in Class AA during his sophomore season. Jones finished with more than 1,000 all-purpose yards and 17 touchdowns while also leading Bluefield’s defense with 143 tackles, earning First Team All-State honors. His vision and footwork separate him from most backs in the state, allowing him to make defenders miss before accelerating into the open field. Every touch carries big-play potential, and his production backed up what the film showed. Jones is an outstanding linebacker as well, but his highest long-term ceiling projects well at running back, where he has established himself as one of the premier prospects in West Virginia’s 2028 class.

The run of high-level 2028 Bluefield prospects continues with our now #1 running back in the class, Jeremiah Jones Jeremiah Jones 5'11" | 200 lbs | RB/LB Bluefield | 2028 State WV . He doubles as a standout linebacker, but Jones’ future is at running back in our eyes after what he put on film in 2025. His vision and footwork are top-tier as an athlete who consistently makes defenders miss on every carry, with the speed to take it the distance any time he touches the ball.

2028 Rb/LB Jeremiah Jones Jeremiah Jones 5'11" | 200 lbs | RB/LB Bluefield | 2028 State WV has stepped up big this season for the injured Willis Wilson Willis Wilson 5'11" | 175 lbs | RB/LB Bluefield | 2027 State WV at running back for the Beavers. He’s rushed for over 700 yards and 11 touchdowns before last week’s quarterfinal win over Midland Trail and is a big bruising back for them to lean on in the postseason as a change of pace from their explosive passing attack. Jones isn’t just a power back and has good footwork, and can break free in the open field as well. He’s another high upside and potential prospect in their sophomore class for colleges to keep close tabs on.