Oklahoma’s long, versatile DB with ball skills and improving production
Jacobe Johnson has emerged as a useful Oklahoma defensive back with starter-level upside: in 2025 he posted 9 tackles and 2 interceptions, giving him 3 career picks in 37 games, while his frame (6-foot-2, 208 pounds) and listed speed/acceleration profile point to the length and recovery burst teams covet on the perimeter.[1][4][5] He’s still more of a developing piece than a finished product, but the combination of size, playmaking flashes, and multi-year game experience makes him an intriguing fit for a team looking for a physical, athletic corner who can grow into a larger role.[1][9][16]
