Reliable, special-teams-minded Wake Forest linebacker with proven game-day durability
Jarrett’s value is built on reliability and toughness: Wake Forest listed him as appearing in all 12 games in a season where he produced 22 tackles and added 10 special teams tackles, showing he can contribute even when he is not a headline stat-winner.[5][6] His background as a productive high school linebacker—90 tackles and 7 sacks as a senior—suggests physicality and play-making instincts, while his recruiting profile listed him at 6-3, 215 as an inside linebacker, a frame that fits an aggressive, downhill defender.[2][3] He looks like a strong fit for teams that want effort, depth, and coverage on special teams more than instant star power.[5][6]
