According to New Brunswick Head Coach Jim Quinn, wide receiver Dwayne Jarrett is “like the Randy Moss of the high school level because he can run and can outjump anybody.”

Few can argue. At 6-5, 200 pounds, Jarrett is a fluid and fast runner. He possesses a 38 inch vertical leap. As a junior, he used his remarkable size and athleticism to haul in 40 receptions for 956 yards and 17 touchdowns. He has continued his success this season despite facing constant double teams. Through six games (NB is 6-0), he has 13 touchdown receptions and estimates around 300-400 yards receiving.

Jarrett believes his main asset that makes him so dangerous is his quickness.

“My main strength is that I have good quickness off the line [of scrimmage],” said Jarrett. “Most guys who try and cover me one on one, I just blow past them. I have the quickness and speed to turn a five yard route into an 80-yard touchdown.”

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