Jagger Hammer brings compact, active CB versatility to Southern Utah
Hammer enters Southern Utah as a freshman cornerback with a compact 5'7", 180-pound frame and a background that shows he can contribute on both sides of the ball, not just in coverage. His high school production was modest defensively in 2024-25, but he logged 27 tackles and also added 10 receptions, which suggests agility, competitiveness, and a willingness to get involved in the action. The main appeal is developmental upside: he looks like a gritty, undersized defensive back who could fit a team valuing quickness, effort, and versatility over pure prototype size.[2][4][9]
