Alvarado quarterback KJ Jenkins continues to prove he is one of the most productive passers in Texas.

The 6-foot-4 signal caller displayed good footwork, strong arm strength, and the ability to stand tall in the pocket. Jenkins also showed excellent touch on his deep ball and the ability to fit passes into tight windows.

Jenkins is coming off a monster junior season where he threw for:

51 passing touchdowns

3,864 passing yards

Kameron brings versatility and adaptability to the position. He shows the arm strength to make difficult throws and the athleticism to create when structure breaks down. Kameron is comfortable throwing from different platforms and angles, and he continues to grow as a passer under pressure. His ability to threaten defenses in multiple ways makes him a difficult matchup.

Kameron plays with confidence, rhythm, and complete command of the offense. He delivers the ball with touch, timing, and the velocity to hit tight windows, keeping the unit in a smooth, attacking rhythm. His poise is a separator — he stays calm when the pocket compresses, resets his platform, and finds the right throw without forcing mistakes. He understands how to control pace, read spacing, and make the efficient play that moves the chains.
Beyond the physical tools, he brings leadership and composure that elevate everyone around him, turning crucial moments into opportunities rather than pressure.

6’4”, 220 lbs | Led 77–0 win over Carter Riverside | 12-15 393 yards and 5 TDs passing

Jenkins has all the physical tools: size, a big arm, polished footwork, and advanced field vision. The junior signal-caller continues to ascend and looks every bit like a future high-level recruit. His athleticism and poise helped power Alvarado’s dominant first-round performance.