Official QB Jaden Rashada: COMMITS… & then Flips to the gator… & then the gator welches on the payments so he doesn’t enroll and rescinds NLI

[bobbydigius]

Also, the prior post lacks "looks" as a selection example

It’s so fvcked up but true

 

[JHallCanes]

Expected to join Rashada at Miami are a pair of his Miami Immortals 7-on-7 teammates in UM wide receiver commits Nathaniel Joseph and Robby Washington.

"I know all [of] them dudes. It factored in pretty well because I know I can connect with the people down there," Rashada said about Joseph and Washington's influence on his decision. "You know, we just got [Joseph on Tuesday] and I knew that one was coming since after I pulled the trigger, and we got some pretty big ones coming soon."

 

[SWFLHurricane]

Big ones coming soon is an understatement....

 

[RVACane]

Big ones coming soon is an understatement....

 

[Brains]

Champions of life

 

[E1k]

 

[Boots]

I got Arch to Texas, Dante Moore to ND, Rashada to Miami, and Eli to Bama.

3/4 so far

 

[Ziggy]

Rashada's arm is different. His throws are so effortlessly and he generates so much velocity so easily.

 

[X275]

They were mad excited for a throw and catch against air lol

 

[CANEMC]

 

[Memnon]

Malachi Nelson, Jackson Arnold, Jaden Rashada

 

[423Hurricane]

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Great to see these 2 guys bonding and embracing being team mates at Miami.

 

[Gru]

 

[aelmiami]

The Elite 11 Finals was our second time seeing Jaden Rashada up close in June. There is zero question the new Miamicommit has a huge arm. Rashada can effortlessly flick the ball 60-plus yards. He has a smooth, natural throwing motion and the ball pops out of his hand. Rashada continued to be up and down in terms of performance and consistency on a throw to throw basis. He will need continue improving his accuracy and feel for the game. With that said, his arm strength continued to jump out and gives him something to work with from a physical perspective.

 

[Ziggy]

The Elite 11 Finals was our second time seeing Jaden Rashada up close in June. There is zero question the new Miamicommit has a huge arm. Rashada can effortlessly flick the ball 60-plus yards. He has a smooth, natural throwing motion and the ball pops out of his hand. Rashada continued to be up and down in terms of performance and consistency on a throw to throw basis. He will need continue improving his accuracy and feel for the game. With that said, his arm strength continued to jump out and gives him something to work with from a physical perspective.

You can't teach arm talent and arm strength. Accuracy and feel for the game will come with more reps and teaching. Stud.

 

[Lazarre]

Help my out guys because I might be a little slow.

What’s the difference between arm talent & strongest arm?

Edit: Google helped me out… lol

 

[cway313]

Help my out guys because I might be a little slow.

What’s the difference between arm talent & strongest arm?

Edit: Google helped me out… lol

Arm Talent think: Aaron Rodgers & Pat Mahomes
Strongest Arm think: Josh Allen & JaMarcus Russell

 

[Gru]

 

[lindend]

I did. It's incredibly significant, traditionally.

@OrangeBowlMagic , do you remember what thread you posted the graphic of the importance of the first/last visit or maybe you could repost it?

 

[1mg of Epi]

If/when he pulls that off, watch out

So far so good