Bobby Jamison-Travis

Quientrail “Bobby” Jamison-Travis grew up in the Minneapolis area with his mother (Julia Jamison); his father died in 2013. Jamison-Travis has two children with his girlfriend (Janae Winters). He grew up focused on basketball but gave football a try in junior high (he wanted to play, like his two older brothers). Because of his size, he played on the offensive and defensive lines at Minneapolis North High School. As a senior, he earned all-state honors (19 sacks) and helped North to a 13-0 start before a loss in the 2019 state championship game. He also lettered in basketball, track and wrestling. Jamison-Travis didn’t qualify academically out of high school, so he enrolled at Iowa Western Community College. After he became a junior college All-American, he was highly recruited and committed to Auburn over Nebraska, Penn State and others. He was a full-time starter as a senior for the Tigers and boosted his NFL grade. Jamison-Travis fills out his wide frame well and doesn’t have much excess weight. He doesn’t explode out of his stance to create knockback but does hold the point with a functional anchor. He moves well on his feet, with the body flexibility to sift through congestion and find the football. His motor stays cranked, and character feedback from scouts is off the charts because of his pleasant personality and work ethic. Overall, Jamison-Travis carries his weight well and has exceptional length, but he is still learning how to use his tools in unison to be disruptive. He is a candidate for a practice squad as he continues to develop.