Who is the better NFL Draft prospect, Jamari Johnson or Jeremiah Hasley?

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Jamari Johnson vs Jeremiah Hasley — NFL Draft Comparison

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Jamari Johnson vs Jeremiah Hasley — NFL Draft Comparison · Fanspeak

Jamari Johnson

Oregon Ducks

TE · #9

Jeremiah Hasley

Duke Blue Devils

TE · #85

2025 college season

2025 college season: Jamari Johnson versus Jeremiah Hasley
Jamari Johnson	Statistic	Jeremiah Hasley
32	Receptions	40 (leading value)
Leading value: 510	Receiving Yards	454
3	Receiving TDs	6 (leading value)

Measurements

Measurements: Jamari Johnson versus Jeremiah Hasley
Jamari Johnson	Statistic	Jeremiah Hasley
6-5	Height	6-3
255 lb	Weight	250 lb

2027 draft projection

2027 draft projection: Jamari Johnson versus Jeremiah Hasley
Jamari Johnson	Statistic	Jeremiah Hasley
Leading value: #15	Fanspeak rank	#199
Leading value: TE 1	Position rank	TE 10
Leading value: 33.0	Average pick	229.3
Leading value: 2,348	Times drafted	1,151
Leading value: 79	Hype Score	43
369x	Most drafted to	305x

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Jamari Johnson

Dean Kindig

2-21 (10.5) vs OreState; 1 for 2 (2.0) 1 TD vs PennSt, 1-56 (56.0) vs Rutgers, then 4 catches in 1st and 2nd round of playoffs. Played in all 15 games in first season with the Ducks, making 10 starts. Helped Oregon reach the College Football Playoff Semifinal. Caught 32 passes for 510 yards and three touchdowns. 510 receiving yards ranked sixth in Oregon single-season tight end history. Fourth on the team in receiving yards and fifth in receptions. At least one reception in each of the last 14 games, including eight multi-catch performances. Inconsistent and needs technique, especially in-line.

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Jeremiah Hasley

Dean Kindig

4-43 (10.8) vs NCState. Surprising contributor in the Duke offense last year. Hauling in 40 catches for 454 yards and 6 TDs. When Hasley first arrived in Durham for the 2022 season, he committed as a linebacker. Because he practiced on the defensive side of the ball, he worked in the exact same defensive meetings and drills as DeWayne Carter during 2022 and most of the 2023 season. Carter was already an established star and a three-time team captain, serving as a major locker room mentor for younger defensive players like Hasley. Toward the end of the 2023 fall season—their final year together—Hasley transitioned from linebacker to tight end.

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