WATCH: Former Cocoa Tiger, Tampa Bay Buccaneer Jamel Dean Scores First NFL TD on Green Bay QB Aaron Rodgers
By 24 7 Sports // October 19, 2020
Dean, jumped a pass route that was intended for Davante Adams
PICK 6! Jamel Dean takes it to the house! #GoBucs
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(24 7 SPORTS) – Nobody thought that Aaron Rodgers was going to go through an entire NFL season being nearly perfect.
But so far in 2020, Rodgers had been about as perfect as a quarterback could be. That was, until Sunday.
Through four games of the season, Rodgers had not thrown an interception. He had thrown 157 pass attempts without throwing one, which was the longest active streak in the NFL until Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Jamel Dean got his chance.
2020 Space Coast Sports Hall of Fame: Cocoa Tigers Football’s Jamel Dean’s Tenacity, Accomplishments Earn Him Induction into Space Coast Sports Hall of Fame.
Jamel Dean was among former Cocoa High School head coach John Wilkinson’s best two-way players during his Space Coast Sports Hall of Fame career for the Tigers.
Playing on back-to-back 11-2 state playoff teams for coach Wilkinson, Dean was a two-time Florida first-team Class 4A all-state pick at Cocoa High, totaling 975 offensive yards, including 22 receptions and 15 touchdowns in 2014 to earn all-state honors as a receiver.
He also had 38 tackles, two pass breakups and one interception in 2013 and also had seven pass breakups as a senior and scored nine touchdowns as a junior.

In 2013, Dean was named Friday Night Locker Room – Space Coast Daily Player of the Game for Week 9 as he had 135 return yards (68-yard kickoff return for a TD and 67-yard punt return) and 45 yards receiving.