Chapmanville ATH Jeremey Collins was used in multiple ways during his time with the Tigers and showed a lot of athletic upside as a prospect. Slot receiver is likely his best spot in college, but Collins also proved to be a playmaker out of the backfield as well as a defensive back on the other side of the ball. He has D2 ability and is worthy of looks from that level.

Jeremy Collins Jeremy Collins 5'8" | 165 lbs | ATH Chapmanville | 2026 State WV has emerged as one of Chapmanville’s most dynamic playmakers as the Tigers advance into the playoffs. With 869 all-purpose yards and 8 touchdowns this season, he’s shown the ability to impact the game in multiple ways. Collins can line up at nearly any skill position on offense or defense, but his quickness and elusiveness as a slot receiver and scatback have made him especially dangerous. Paired with Preston Kovach Preston Kovach 6'2" | 230 lbs | LB Chapmanville | 2026 State WV in the backfield, Collins provides the speed and agility to keep defenses off balance, and his versatility gives him a strong chance to make an immediate impact at the next level.

Another versatile athlete in the 2026 class who colleges need to know is Chapmanville ATH Jeremy Collins Jeremy Collins 5'8" | 165 lbs | ATH Chapmanville | 2026 State WV . He’s been an underrated part of the Tigers’ success this season as they look to finish the regular season undefeated. Collins is capable of playing every skill position on both sides of the ball and has made plays at every spot during his career. He has dynamic playmaking ability with the ball in his hands, and slot receiver feels like his best spot at the next level. Collins has been the lightning to Preston Kovach Preston Kovach 6'2" | 230 lbs | LB Chapmanville | 2026 State WV ‘s thunder in the backfield this season as a quick and shifty scatback, with the potential to play there in college as well.

If 2026 Chapmanville ATH Jeremy Collins Jeremy Collins 5'8" | 165 lbs | ATH Chapmanville | 2026 State WV can stay healthy, he’ll be another playmaker for the Tigers to get the ball to. The raw athleticism is there for Collins and the offense to utilize as an athlete with high-level speed and quickness. As a sophomore, Collins did a nice job at running back and defensive back, but flashed his ability as a pass catcher as a junior before going down with an injury. He’s under the radar heading into his senior year, but is a highlight reel waiting to happen when healthy.

Jeremy Collins Jeremy Collins 5'8" | 165 lbs | ATH Chapmanville | 2026 State WV had a sneaky good season for the Tigers in 2023 as a sophomore in the running game and at defensive back. He earned Top Performer honors at the PRZ WV Combine and has the raw athleticism to develop into a skilled playmaker for the Tigers which he flashed last season. We don’t have any film of Collins to this point but seeing him in person told us he’s a prospect to know and follow over the next two years.

Here’s what we said about Collins in our 2026 summer rankings New Additions article:

“Chapmanville WR  Jeremy Collins Jeremy Collins 5'8" | 165 lbs | ATH Chapmanville | 2026 State WV  was a huge surprise Top Performer at our combine this year and seemingly came out of nowhere and performed well among some very talented other prospects. Collins was completely off our radar before the camp and demanded a placement inside the Top 150 after seeing him in person. Collins played mostly running back for the Tigers last season where he led them in rushing and didn’t catch a single pass. He worked out at receiver at our camp and stood out among some other highly thought of pass catchers who we knew coming into the event. At 5’8 165, he’s a bit undersized still but tested well with a 4.75 40, 4.43 pro shuttle, and a 7.5 L Drill with defensive back potential as well where he finished third in tackles on the team last season.”

Chapmanville WR Jeremy Collins Jeremy Collins 5'8" | 165 lbs | ATH Chapmanville | 2026 State WV was a huge surprise Top Performer at our combine this year and seemingly came out of nowhere and performed well among some very talented other prospects. Collins was completely off our radar before the camp and demanded a placement inside the Top 150 after seeing him in person. Collins played mostly running back for the Tigers last season where he led them in rushing and didn’t catch a single pass. He worked out at receiver at our camp and stood out among some other highly thought of pass catchers who we knew coming into the event. At 5’8 165, he’s a bit undersized still but tested well with a 4.75 40, 4.43 pro shuttle, and a 7.5 L Drill with defensive back potential as well where he finished third in tackles on the team last season.

There isn’t currently any game film available to us of Collins last season which keeps him lower in the rankings for now, but his performance at the combine and athletic ability warranted a Top 150 placement.