Michigan’s old-school receiver with a polished frame and dependable hands
In the 2010 recruiting cycle, Jeremy Jackson arrived at Michigan as a highly regarded in-state wideout, ranked as a four-star prospect and the nation’s No. 39 receiver by Scouts, Inc.[13] He was praised for his long frame, soft hands, smooth movement, and good speed, and his high-school production showed steady growth from 41 catches as a sophomore to 47 as a senior.[10][13] At Michigan, he became a four-year letterman and appeared in 46 games, a profile that suggests reliability and toughness over flash.[1] If you want a receiver who does the dirty work and can develop into a trusted target, he’s the kind of fit coaches usually love.
