Personal Narrative: My Name Is Jermon Williams

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My name is Jermon Williams. I currently attend Matanzas High School in Palm Coast, Florida as an senior. I play Defensive Line and Linebacker. 40yd dash i run a 4.61, bench 285, squat 500, and my weight is 185. I am quiet the athlete although i am under-rated. I am interested in Playing for your team and was wondering if you can take look at my profile. Also, i am currently waiting on the the test date to take the SAT and

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