Born: August 24, 1988- San Francisco, California
Entering 2025:  Years as a Lion: 1st  Years in CFL: 12th   Status: American
Career Games: 131   Playoffs: 8    Grey Cup: 3

Acquired:

Jeremiah was signed as a free agent by the Lions on February 11, 2025.

Highlights:

2022-24: Signed as a free agent with the Ottawa REDBLACKS ahead of the 2022 campaign. Along with persevering and battling back from two serious, season-ending injuries, the versatile pivot completed 129 passes for 2,269 yards and seven touchdowns while rushing for 81 yards and a major on 17 carries across 17 regular season games.

2013-21: Jeremiah was dealt by Edmonton to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats ahead of 2013 and went on to appear in 114 games over eight seasons with the team along with eight playoff and three Grey Cup appearances (2013, 2014, 2021). Jeremiah’s best season in Steel Town was 2018 when he earned East Division All-Star and the East Division nominee for CFL Most Oustanding Player after recording career-highs in passing yards (5,209) and touchdowns (28) to go with 463 yards and a pair of majors on the ground. His final appearance with the Ticats came in the 108th Grey Cup against Winnipeg as he came in off the bench for the injured Dane Evans and went 20/25 for 185 yards and two touchdown strikes. Ended his Tiger-Cat tenure in fifth spot on the club’s all-time passing list at 15,555 yards.

2012: Moved north to the Edmonton Eskimos and spent most of the season on the injured list.

2011: Suited up in three games with the UFL’s Omaha Nighthawks after being selected in round eight of the league’s Draft. Jeremiah then signed with the San Francisco 49ers in July and attended training camp before his release on August 22.

Kudos:
Eastern Nominee for CFL Most Outstanding Player: 2018
East Division All-Star: 2018

College:

2010: Jeremiah played his senior season at Ole Miss, passing for 2,039 yards and 14 touchdowns and adding 635 rushing yards to go with six majors.

2008-09: Transferred to the University of Oregon and appeared in 24 games over two seasons with 313 completions on 544 pass attempts for 3,891 yards and 28 touchdown passes. The dual-threat added 1,386 yards and 23 majors on 248 total carries. Masoli was named Holiday Bowl MVP as the Ducks took down Oklahoma State to end 2008. Masoli’s 2009 campaign saw an upset of number 4 USC en route to a Pac-10 championship and Rose Bowl appearance against Ohio State. Jeremiah earned the Ducks’ Most Outstanding Player Award following his junior season.

2007: Jeremiah played his freshman season at City College of San Francisco, leading the program to a National Junior championship while wearing offensive MVP.