Jacksonville State’s proven big-play WR with true WR1 DNA
In the 2001 season, Ralph Jenkins was Jacksonville State’s top receiver, posting 33 catches for 759 yards and 8 touchdowns, and he also ranked 46th in Division I-AA in receiving yards per game (75.9). He stood out as a downfield threat with a long catch of 72 yards and multiple 100-yard-type bursts, which makes him more than a chain-mover—he’s a field-stretcher who can flip a game fast. The catch? He also battled injury concerns in spring ball, so durability is part of the evaluation.
