Oregon’s Emerging Two-Way Tight End Threat
Jamari Johnson entered Oregon as a physically imposing 6-foot-5, 257-pound tight end and backed up the profile with a productive 2025 season: 28 catches for 427 yards and 2 touchdowns, showing real field-stretching ability for the position.[2][3] He stands out for his size, catch radius, and downfield yards-after-catch potential, and his rise from a quieter role at Louisville suggests a player who has kept developing rather than plateauing.[1][5] For a team, he looks like a strong fit if you want a versatile TE who can stress defenses vertically and grow into a bigger featured role.[2][4]
