Commitment Scouting Report: '21 ATH Jamareeh Jones

An in-depth look at Boston College's newest commitment with a scouting report by SI All American

Boston College landed a commitment today from '21 ATH Jamareeh Jones of Highland Springs, Virginia. Jones, who was recruited to play wide receiver with the Eagles, was the 20th commitment in the Class of '21. He chose the Eagles over offers from West Virginia, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, UNC and Maryland amongst others.

To get a full scouting report of Jones, Edwin Weathersby of SI All American watched his tape`. Below you can find his evaluation of Jamareeh Jones, and get a better idea of what he could bring to Jeff Hafley's Boston College program. You can follow SI All American on Twitter for breaking news and analysis in football and basketball recruiting.

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Prospect: WR Jamareeh Jones

Status: SI All-American candidate

Vitals: 6-foot, 182 pounds.

Position: Quarterback

School: Highland Springs (Va.) Highland Springs

Committed to: Boston College

Projected Position: Wide Receiver or Slot Receiver

Frame: Athletic with fair chisel throughout body. Promising torso with decent shoulder width. Average, yet carved lower-half with straight calves.

Athleticism: Solid athlete with coordinated lower-half. Balanced with solid short-area quickness and some wiggle to maneuver in tight space. Flashes foot quickness and COD-traits as a runner that should translate well to RAC production as a receiver.

Instincts: Works with natural feel with the ball in his hands. Displays solid peripheral vision to find seams and alleys on level 2. Appears to be a solid decision-maker as a runner with fair creativity in the open field.

Polish: Currently plays QB, with very limited reps at WR position. Shows athleticism and movement skills that offer a foundation to be developed on offensive perimeter. Will needed to acquire release plan, separation skills, and learn other nuances of position, plus develop a receiving package to consistently factor at catch-points, which leads to a redshirt projection as a freshman. However, physical profile should allow him to contribute either as a Slot or Z-receiver after a few seasons.

Bottom Line: Jones is a developmental prospect at the receiver position who will need to be developed with patience, as he has played mostly QB during his high school career. Should he prove to be a quick-study and show that he has a catch-point package as a receiver, he could contribute as a Z-receiver or inside from the slot position.

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