Keijaun Johnson, a South Carolina commit, has been one of Woodlawn’s top performers this season.

“At 6’2 175, Johnson has great size and athleticism he uses to fly around the secondary and create big stops. Johnson is physical and incredibly reliable in coverage. He consistently shuts down WRs deep downfield and does a great job tracking the ball and using his hands to come away with impressive PBUs and INTs.

Johnson is also great against the run. He flies downhill, fills in lanes, and wraps up/delivers huge hits to RBs to stop them for little to no gain. With his speed, it’s easy for Johnson to make plays from sideline to sideline- he’s a rangy DB who can make plays in pursuit anywhere on the field.“

Johnson has also lined up and dominated at WR this season. Make sure you check out some of his tape from this year- he’s been playing at a high level:

As I was writing this article, I saw some breaking news on KJ Johnson’s recruitment and had to go ahead and include him.

“At 6’2 175, Johnson has great size and athleticism he uses to fly around the secondary and create big stops. Johnson is physical and incredibly reliable in coverage. He consistently shuts down WRs deep downfield and does a great job tracking the ball and using his hands to come away with impressive PBUs and INTs.

Johnson is also great against the run. He flies downhill, fills in lanes, and wraps up/delivers huge hits to RBs to stop them for little to no gain. With his speed, it’s easy for Johnson to make plays from sideline to sideline- he’s a rangy DB who can make plays in pursuit anywhere on the field.“

About 30 minutes ago, Johnson committed to South Carolina! He’s going to be a future star in their secondary, and I can’t wait to watch- he’s got everything you need in a DB.

Check out some of Johnson’s film below, and watch out for him this fall:

Keijaun Johnson is a super-talented DB out of Woodlawn who is now our #3 DB in the state, and #18 overall prospect.

At 6’2 175, Johnson has great size and athleticism he uses to fly around the secondary and create big stops. Johnson is physical and incredibly reliable in coverage. He consistently shuts down WRs deep downfield and does a great job tracking the ball and using his hands to come away with impressive PBUs and INTs.

Johnson is also great against the run. He flies downhill, fills in lanes, and wraps up/delivers huge hits to RBs to stop them for little to no gain. With his speed, it’s easy for Johnson to make plays from sideline to sideline- he’s a rangy DB who can make plays in pursuit anywhere on the field.

With how well he played last fall, Johnson has picked up offers from Mississippi State, South Carolina, Ole Miss, West Virginia, and more!

Check out some of his film from last season:

Kejiaun Johnson Kejiaun Johnson 6'2" | 175 lbs | DB Woodlawn | 2026 State AL  is a dominant DB out of Woodlawn who is coming off a great season last fall, making huge plays out in his team’s secondary against some talented offenses.

At 6’2 175, Johnson has great size and athleticism he uses to fly around the secondary and rack up big stops. Johnson is physical and incredibly reliable over the top in coverage, he consistently shuts down WRs deep downfield and does a great job tracking the ball and coming away with impressive PBUs and interceptions.

Johnson is also great against the run- he flies downhill, fills in lanes, and wraps up and delivers huge hits to the ball carrier to stop them for little to no gain. It’s seriously impressive watching how easy it is for Johnson to make plays from sideline to sideline- he’s a rangy DB with a ton of speed and pursuit skills who can make plays anywhere on the field.

Johnson made huge plays for his defense all season long, finishing his junior year with 27 total tackles (17 solo, 3 for loss), multiple interceptions, and one forced fumble.

Johnson had a big week in the recruiting world this last week- locking in official visits with Mississippi State, Ole Miss, and South Carolina and picking up offers from West Virginia and Mississippi State.

It was great getting the chance to meet and watch Kejiaun Johnson Kejiaun Johnson 6'2" | 175 lbs | DB Woodlawn | 2026 State AL in Birmingham, he’s a seriously impressive 2026 DB who had a terrific performance in camp and all of last season in Woodlawn’s secondary. Throughout the camp, Johnson was one of the most impressive DBs- consistently coming away with PBUs during the one-on-one period, and shutting down a wide variety of WRs from all over. I wasn’t surprised to see this- I really loved Johnson’s tape before making the trip on Saturday.

At 6’2 175, Johnson has elite size and athleticism at DB and can come up with huge stops against the run and pass. Johnson dominates in coverage- using his size and speed to consistently shut down WRs all around the field and make plays on the ball. Johnson is just as good at defending the run- he flies downfield, fills in rushing lanes, and delivers huge hits to the ball down by the line of scrimmage. Johnson had a huge year last fall- finishing the season with 27 total tackles (17 solo, 3 for loss), multiple interceptions, and one forced fumble. With how well he played, Johnson has picked up collegiate attention from some great programs this offseason, picking up offers from Ole Miss and Troy over the last few weeks. Be sure to watch Johnson’s tape below, and this fall- he should be on everyone’s radar.

Kejiaun Johnson Kejiaun Johnson 6'2" | 175 lbs | DB Woodlawn | 2026 State AL is a dominant DB out of Woodlawn who is coming off a great season last fall, making huge plays out in his team’s secondary against some talented offenses. At 6’2 175, Johnson has great size and athleticism he uses to come up with huge stops against the run and pass. In coverage, Johnson is terrific over the top- consistently shutting down WRs deep downfield, tracking the ball, and coming away with huge interceptions. Johnson is also a great run defender, he flies downfield, is great at filling in lanes, and can deliver some huge hits to the ball carrier near or behind the line of scrimmage. It’s seriously impressive watching how easy it is for Johnson to make plays from sideline to sideline- he’s a rangy DB with a ton of speed and pursuit skills who is capable of making plays anywhere on the field. Johnson made a ton of plays for his defense last fall, finishing the season with 27 total tackles (17 solo, 3 for loss), multiple interceptions, and one forced fumble. Since the season’s end, Johnson has received collegiate attention from some great programs, picking up offers from Ole Miss and Troy over the last few weeks. Be sure to watch Johnson’s tape below, he’s a seriously talented DB set up for a huge senior season this fall!