Florida State's recruiting trail for the 2027 class might not be making headlines yet, but there's a hidden gem that could change that narrative. Enter Kasen Jammer, a cornerback from Angleton High in Texas, who's catching the eye of analysts despite flying under the radar.
The Seminoles, with linebackers coach Ernie Sims and newly promoted offensive coordinator Tim Harris Jr., are working hard to attract top talent. As spring practices approach, a pivotal time for recruits to observe the team, Florida State has an opportunity to bolster their efforts.
Kasen Jammer, although not yet receiving attention from the Power Four conferences, has the potential to be a game-changer for FSU. His NFL lineage is impressive, being the son of former San Diego Chargers defender Quentin Jammer. As noted by Brendan Sonnone, Jammer might be on the shorter side, but his long arms and other skills make him a strong candidate.
Jammer's athleticism is evident with a 10.76-second 100-meter dash, showcasing his speed and explosiveness. His competitive nature and ball skills further set him apart. And let's not forget, his uncle Quandre Diggs is a three-time Pro Bowler, adding to his impressive football pedigree.
Currently, Jammer has offers from Texas State, Old Dominion, Middle Tennessee State, and UTEP. These schools recognize his talent, with Texas State joining the new Pac-12 and UTEP moving to the Mountain West Conference soon.
Jammer has proven himself as a Football Bowl Subdivision talent, and his skills could make him a valuable asset for Florida State. The Seminoles would be wise to pursue him before he catches the eye of other top-tier programs. This could be a pivotal move for FSU, potentially turning their recruiting fortunes around.