2022

Redshirted.

Coach Aaron Best on Green: "We have a great connection with Coach Sampson and company at Rainier Beach High School. He's a long, athletic, big catch radius receiver. He's a little bit like Freddie Roberson. I'm not comparing them, but there are similarities where he has the base level to be a really good football player with a ton of college prep. He's played in one position, and under the tutelage of our coaches here, we think he can be a phenomenal receiver. He's a state of Washington guy and we approach the state of Washington first. We're lucky, he got offered by multiple schools early on but some of that went to the wayside as the recruiting process developed. We stood by Jaelin, and from day one we told him the importance of what he means to us. Not only on the field, but off the field, and he gets to play with some former high school teammates and he's excited about that. He has a huge upside, he's new and raw to the position, but we're all about development. We're not about plug and play, we develop. There's an appreciation for the moment once you get on the field and play a ton of snaps, and I think he's one of those guys that you'll hear from on the field on Saturdays sooner rather than later."

High School

Coached by Corey Sampson at Rainier Beach High School in the 3A Metro League where he will graduate in 2022.
Listed as a three-star recruit by 247 Sports.
Listed as one of the top-25 players from Washington for the class of 2022 by MaxPreps.
Guided the Vikings to a 6-4 overall record with a 3-2 mark in Metro League play in 2021 where Rainier Beach advanced to the WIAA State 3A quarterfinals.
Earned First Team Offense Metro Mountain All-League team as an outside wide receiver as a senior.
Played basketball at Rainier Beach.

Personal

Born on Feb. 17, 2004.
Parents are Anetria and Eugene Green.

Jaelin Green