Oregon CB Jahlil Florence Announces Decision
The transfer portal has opened which means a lot of players have jumped in looking for new opportunities. December 5 is simply the first day players can jump in however. The opening to do so goes until January 18 however.
Which means players could opt-in after bowl games or after potential graduation dates in the Winter.
Oregon freshman defensive back Jahlil Florence was a name speculated around entering the portal. The 6-foot-2, 180-pounder signed with the Ducks as part of the 2022 class and a big win for Lanning in his shortened recruiting cycle.
On Tuesday Florence announced his intent to remain to Oregon, eliminating any current concerns.
The Ducks have a lot of work to do in the secondary this season. Florence figures to be a key part of that rebuild for Dan Lanning.
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As a true freshman, Florence played in 7 games and recorded 8 total tackles on the season. With Christian Gonzalez declaring for the NFL draft, there figures to be an opening for Florence to compete for more snaps.
On3 Scouting Report:
Well-rounded cornerback who combines size, long speed and ball skills. Has seen his stock steadily rise since his junior season (played in the spring of 2021). Bouncy, fluid mover who transitions well. Plays fast and jumps routes. Showed off his ball skills with five interceptions as senior. Has plus long speed, often running under 11 seconds in the 100 meters. Performed well against top receivers in game situations. Also shows off his playmaking ability as a returner. Has made constant developmental strides over the last two years of his high school career.
