Elk Grove (Calif.) Franklin ATH Lamar Jackson, after a MVP performance at the Rivals Camp Series in Las Vegas over the weekend, has received an offer from Washington State, he announced on Twitter today. The 6-foot-3, 205-pound cornerback is ranked the No. 68 prospect in California and also holds offers from Boise State, California, Colorado, UCLA and Utah.
"[Jackson] was outstanding at cornerback, earning the defensive back MVP award for his work on the perimeter," Rivals analyst Adam Gorney said of Jackson. "Jackson is long and rangy, and proved to be a nuisance for any quarterback that tested him downfield. Receivers had a difficult time gaining separation from the unheralded athlete throughout the one-on-one session."
"[Jackson] was outstanding at cornerback, earning the defensive back MVP award for his work on the perimeter," Rivals analyst Adam Gorney said of Jackson. "Jackson is long and rangy, and proved to be a nuisance for any quarterback that tested him downfield. Receivers had a difficult time gaining separation from the unheralded athlete throughout the one-on-one session."
