Jason Cross Jr. is a high-upside West Virginia safety with real versatility
Jason Cross Jr. entered West Virginia as a defensive back/safety prospect with strong multi-sport athleticism, a 6-foot-1 frame, and proven ball skills from Bishop Canevin, where he earned all-state honors and piled up 59 tackles, 11 tackles for loss, and six interceptions in his final high school season. He’s the kind of defensive back who can eventually help on special teams and in coverage because of his range and versatility, though he is still developing physically and has yet to log college game action. In short: intriguing upside, starter traits down the road, and a fit for teams that value athletic, adaptable secondary pieces.
