- Rushing yards1338
- Rushing TDs21
- Receiving yards47

Jake Johnson is a senior running back and linebacker at Strong Rock Christian in Locust Grove, Georgia, and the production is the headline: 721 rushing yards as a freshman, 1,259 as a sophomore, 1,338 last season — better than 3,300 career yards with 44 rushing touchdowns, climbing every single year. Three straight seasons of growth like that is the hardest thing on a recruiting profile to fake. The athleticism backs it. At 5-9 and 180 pounds he has run a 4.6 forty, jumped 35 inches vertically and 9-9 in the broad, and posted a 4.2 shuttle — explosion and change-of-direction numbers that play at either of his positions. The strength is just as sturdy: a 260-pound bench, a 230-pound power clean and a 405-pound deadlift, which is downhill-contact strength whether he is running through an arm tackle or filling a gap. Then the separator — a 4.24 GPA. Johnson is an ONE11 three-star whose transcript belongs in every conversation his athleticism starts. Lifting the 17 on the ACT to match that GPA is the one remaining piece.
Senior back: 3,300+ career yards, 44 TDs and a 4.24 GPA