It’s been a slow burn, but Miles has received a few offers over the past couple of months. Morgan State (April 5th), Rhode Island (May 15th), Stony Brook (June 12th), and Duquesne have all extended offers to him. He’s also camped at Maryland (June 10th) and Delaware (June 12th). I think he’s gone under the radar due to where he plays. However, his camping has helped his cause. It’s hard to ignore his frame if you’re a college coach. Miles had a productive junior-year season. I can see him picking up a few more offers before his senior-year season.

Makes his debut as a top 100 prospect and still an under the radar prospect, I expect Jonathan to blow up this upcoming spring recruiting window.

Miles has the size frame and athleticism you like to see in a scholarship DE. He has a good motor and can run, tracking down ball carriers and eating up grass. Jonathan knows how to use his length to his advantage, using rip & swim moves to get around blockers and able to reach out and grab ahold of the QB or knockdown passes. A three sport athlete Jonathan also plays basketball/track and you see those skill sets translate onto the football field. With smooth hips and ability to change direction, he can even drop back in coverage and play the edge, disrupting screen plays and keeping contain. Physical and versatile, Jonathan also plays some TE, H-Back, and OT on the offensive side.

A player who hasn’t even scratched the surface and what he can be as he continues to develop in get stronger. There is a lot to like in Jonathan’s game and it’s time college start to take notice.