Jimmy Jaggers is taking two important unofficial visits this week and then he should wrap up his recruitment for the summer and put all his focus toward his junior season.

The 2017 four-star tight end from Roseville, Calif., will see Stanford and Washington in the coming days and both are crucial trips.

The Huskies have offered Jaggers already but Stanford, usually slow in the recruiting process, has not.

"Stanford would be awesome," Jaggers said. "I've talked to (Morgan) Turner a few times. With Stanford it's kind of hard with the academic stuff to offer 2017 kids. I'll get over there and see how it goes.

"The prestige stands out. Stanford means so much to say you graduated from there. They're really big on academics there so it opens a lot of doors not only through football. It's close to home so that's always nice knowing all your family members could come down for games."

The Washington coaching staff has made a tremendous impression on Jaggers so far. The four-star tight end said he might have the best relationship with those guys just because he has talked to them so often this early in his recruitment.

His trip to Washington this week could be big.

"I love Washington's coaching staff," Jaggers said. "They have a lot of great coaches up there and a lot of fun guys up there.

"I talk to them probably the most just trying to set up the visit. I've got probably the best relationship with them right now because I've talked to them so much so I'm really looking forward to getting up there."

Alabama is showing new interest in Jaggers, who currently has offers from Arizona State, Colorado, Louisville, Michigan, Northwestern, Oregon State, UCLA, Utah, Washington and Washington State.