Football Player Profile: Timothy Passmore Jr., Defensive Line
Timothy Passmore Jr.
Defensive Line
6'1" 298-Pounds
Cocoa Florida
Cocoa High School
Evaluation:
A beefy, hard-nosed player with experience on both sides of the ball in the trenches, Passmore Jr. projects as a defensive tackle at his size. The nimble big fella possesses lower body girth, which enables him to anchor. He demonstrates heavy hands, sound pad placement, along with effective stack and shed ability. Passmore Jr. has shown the ability to engulf double teams and should develop into a valuable interior lineman. He reportedly has been timed in the 4.9-range, can bench 285 pounds, squats 425 pounds, deadlifts 425 pounds and tested 4.70 in the short shuttle. The Huskies lack depth on the defensive line, so there could be opportunity for Passmore Jr. to receive playing time early.
Background:
Father Timothy Passmore, Sr. and mother Gloria Freeman-Passmore. Finished his high school career playing for head coach Ryan Schneider at Cocoa High School in Florida, guiding them to an 11-1 overall record that included the division 4A State Championship. In his senior season Passmore finished with 42 total tackles, including 10.0 tackles for loss and 3.0 sacks. In 2020, he registered 33 tackles, including 11 tackles for loss; he had one fumble recovery for a touchdown. Viewed as a two-star type prospect by most recruiting services. Chose UConn over Colorado State and New Hampshire. Originally recruited by Randy Edsall and Lou Spanos, officially committed on 12/15/21.
High School:
Finished his high school career playing for head coach Ryan Schneider at Cocoa High School in Florida. Passmore helped lead Cocoa High School to an 11-1 overall record that included the division 4A State Championship. In his senior season Passmore finished with 42 total tackles, including 10.0 tackles for loss and 3.0 sacks.
Personal:
Father Timothy Passmore, Sr. and mother Gloria Freeman-Passmore.
