Jeremiah Tirado is a 5'9" Athlete/Defensive Back in the 2026 class.
Tirado attends Nutley in New Jersey.
Tirado's Player Profile was created on March 22, 2022.
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Expert Analysis
Jeremiah
TiradoATH/DB
Class
2026
Height
5'9"
Weight
165
HS
Nutley
|
NJ
’26 Rankings Update: Watchlist Prospects that Entered the Top 150
Jeremiah Tirado is, for certain, a prospect that does many things well and can play many of the...
Written by Brendan Mankarious
Jeremiah
TiradoATH/DB
Class
2026
Height
5'9"
Weight
165
HS
Nutley
|
NJ
Gamechangers: PrepRedzone NY/NJ MVPs
The WR group was probably the strongest of any but Jeremiah Tirado was able to fend off a...
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Jeremiah TiradoJeremiahTirado
5'9" | 165 lbs | ATH/DB
Nutley | 2026 StateNJ
is, for certain, a prospect that does many things well and can play many of the skill spots. As a receiver, Tirado has shown that uses his hands to catch and can make people miss in space, highlighted by his ability to execute multiple moves. Moreover, Tirado can certainly run too. Defensively he profiles as a slot corner/safety type, as he reads the short passing game exceedingly well – often looking to lay a big hit. In terms of ball skills, I think Tirado is very good. He makes good breaks, high points the ball, and has shown to Moss people when going up to play the pill. A hustle player, he pursues the ball and will take swipes at it to try to make a big play. I really do like Tirado’s game. More tape shows us that he can maintain his backpedal for up to 12 yards and gets his hips around fluidly. As a receiver, his release from the line is quick and sudden, while also being unafraid of contact and will lower his shoulder to gain more yardage.
The WR group was probably the strongest of any but Jeremiah Tirado was able to fend off a couple other top performers for the MVP spot. Athletically he was a level above most guys and he made some of the most difficult contested catches. Tirado was smooth as a route runner and showcased he could win breaking in, breaking out, short, or deep. He plays both sides of the ball in the fall but at PRZ camp there was not a better performer than Tirado at skill positions.