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TCU safety Jamel Johnson received another preseason honor after leading a productive Horned Frogs secondary in 2025.
TCU senior safety Jamel Johnson has been included on the Chuck Bednarik Award preseason watch list, adding another national honor to his 2026 preseason résumé.
Johnson started every game in 2025, finishing with 96 tackles and five interceptions. His interception total tied for the Big 12 lead, while his latest recognition follows earlier preseason selections tied to the Thorpe and Nagurski awards.
Source: TCU Athletics
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