Jalyn Crawford
- Pos CB
- Height 6-0
- Weight 180
Prospect Info
- High School Parkview
- City Lilburn, GA
- Class 2024
Player Rating
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247Sports Composite®
Crystal Ball® Predictions
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Steve Wiltfong
6 Med
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LSU
75%
6 Med
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Auburn
25%
6 Med
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College List
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Warm 7 CB, 2 Commits- -
Warm-7 CB, 0 Commits- -
Warm 13 CB, 2 Commits- -
Cool-6 CB, 0 Commits- -
Cool-7 CB, 0 Commits-
Scouting Report
Evaluated 02/26/2023
An aggressive cover corner that has held his own in Georgia’s highest-classification. Measured 6-foot, 180 pounds in Winter of 2023 and is believed to have an additional inch or two in his arms. Versed in both man and off-man coverage. Also owns valuable two-way snaps having doubled as a wide receiver on Friday nights. Does a nice job of maintaining phase by mirroring with his hips and trying to steer his assignment towards the sidelines. Quick to break on the ball and has proven to be uber competitive at the catch point, having totaled plenty of PBUs and a trio of interceptions as an 11th grader. Rather spirited as an open-field tackler, which suggests that he might be best suited for more of a boundary role on Saturdays. Could probably patrol the inside, as well. Lack of verified speed markers or a track background not ideal, but did clock a hand-timed 4.6 in the 40-yard dash as a youngster. Pretty advanced from a technical standpoint, but could draw his fair share of penalties as he isn’t afraid to grab some jersey. Should be viewed as a potential starter at the Power Five level given frame and early body of work. Likely going to need some seasoning before he’s ready to go, but has what it takes to eventually emerge as an impact player.
Athletic Background
2022: All-county selection. Totaled 29 tackles and 3 INTs for a Parkview squad that made the second-round of the playoffs in Georgia's highest-classification.
2021: As a sophomore, started at cornerback for a Parkview. Participated in the GACA North South All-Star Game where he picked off a pair of passes.
-Andrew Ivins