Former MLB Player Returns to College Football

Former MLB Player Returns to College Football

Source: BroBible

Summary

Jordyn Adams, a former 5-star wide receiver recruit, is returning to college football after a failed MLB career. Adams was ranked ahead of Ja’Marr Chase in his high school class but struggled in pro baseball, playing in just 38 MLB games. He has now enrolled at SMU and plans to join the football program at 26 years old.


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The habit gets a new name.

Jordyn Adams, the one-time top-ranked wide receiver recruit, is giving football another shot after a brief stint in MLB. He’s 26 and joining SMU’s football program, because why not? Eight years after being touted as a top prospect, he’s trying to revive his athletic career. The lifestyle enters the chat, and we’re all just watching to see what happens next.

He’s a plus athlete, but will it translate to college football? Only time will tell.

Adams’ story is a reminder that even the most promising young athletes can take unexpected detours.

And now, he’s back to square one, trying to make a name for himself in a new sport.

Because, as we all know, 26 is the new 18.


Author: Evan Null