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Ja'Darius Rome is a senior wide receiver at Donaldsonville High in Louisiana, and his testing profile is the kind that makes evaluators stop scrolling regardless of size. A 4.4 forty and a 39.5-inch vertical, with a 9-10 broad jump behind them, is elite explosion in any class. Those three numbers together describe a player who separates instantly off the line and wins at the catch point against defenders giving up nothing in leverage. His junior season put 284 receiving yards on the record, and his midseason senior film is on file alongside the junior reel, so a staff can see the current version. At 5-6 and 144 pounds, size is the question every evaluator will ask, and the honest answer is in the ratios: a 185-pound bench and a 315-pound squat at 144 pounds is genuine pound-for-pound strength, and a 39.5-inch vertical means he plays taller than he measures. Louisiana football produces small, explosive receivers who go on to play at every level, and the traits that make that work are already on his profile. A 3.2 GPA keeps the academic path clear. Rome is an ONE11 two-star whose speed and explosion deserve a look from programs that value separation over height.

Senior receiver with a 4.4 forty and a 39.5-inch vertical