Instantly when Jehovani's tape is on, his size is strikingly obvious. Predominantly playing as an RB, his size makes him very hard to tackle head-on. If a player tackles low, he can switch gears and shift into a move that'll create space for him to exploit. In addition to this, the play extension ability in his arsenal and vision to find the best path to burst through combine to make a very challenging problem for defences. - M.Bressington