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Has to be AI as I think he just broke a few laws of physics there;-
And I would love to see that from a different angle just to break my mind completely.
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Has to be AI as I think he just broke a few laws of physics there;-
And I would love to see that from a different angle just to break my mind completely.
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I hope they don't have an unathletic sibling. Can you imagine how that would feel?
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Marvin Harrison Jr.’s Younger Brother Jett Harrison Ranked No. 1 in Initial 2028 Rivals300, Visiting Ohio State This Weekend
Marvin Harrison Jr.'s younger brother Jett ranks No. 1 in the initial 2028 Rivals300. The five-star wide receiver will visit Ohio State this weekend.
Marvin Harrison Jr.’s Younger Brother Jett Harrison Ranked No. 1 in Initial 2028 Rivals300, Visiting Ohio State This Weekend
Elite wide receiver play runs in the Harrison family.
First came Marvin Harrison Sr., a Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver for the Indianapolis Colts. Then came Marvin Harrison Jr., an unanimous All-American wide receiver for Ohio State. Now comes Jett Harrison, the No. 1 overall prospect and a five-star wide receiver in the initial 2028 Rivals300.
Harrison, who is also a five-star recruit and the No. 9 overall prospect in the 247Sports composite, will visit Columbus this weekend, according to Rivals' Steve Wiltfong. The 6-foot-1, 175-pound pass catcher received an Ohio State offer on May 9, 2025. He also has offers from Syracuse (Harrison Sr.'s alma mater), Duke, Tennessee, Boston College, Oregon, Penn State, Virginia Tech and Nebraska.
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Marvin, not jett, was the one that should have inspired that kind of question with his high school performance, as he was a high 4* who looked very good not great. That worked out ok. That said, Marvin never made you wonder if the opponents on film were extras in a made for tv movie like those in arch's highlights did. Arch looked like he was playing on freshman difficulty from the NCAA video games
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Well, Marvin Jr definitely was that good. In fact he was even better than his 24/7 rating: i.e. 4 Star, 160th nationally, 21st best WR, and 7th best in PA. Now according to 24/7 his HS QB (Kyle McCord) was a 5 Star, 28th Nationally, 6th best QB, and 2nd best in PA. You know which of these 2 players became the biggest star. Needless to say. 24/7 and Rivals ratings are not 100% accurate.
Is he that good? I'll say probably and that Ohio State should go "all in" to get him. Besides being a "legacy" recruit; you know he comes from a good family, has had the best coaching, and (if he was raised the same as Marvin Jr.) should be a good team player without any "character issues" too.
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MHJ says Jett is better than he was so I'll take his word for it. If he has the work ethic Jr has he'll be special though I think he more resembles his dad than Jr. Not exactly a slight considering HOF and overall dominant player. Dem genes are good
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Marvin Harrison Jr.’s Younger Brother Jett Harrison Still Ranked No. 1 in 2028 Rivals300
Marvin Harrison Jr.'s younger brother Jett still ranks No. 1 in the 2028 Rivals300. The five-star wide receiver reportedly visited Ohio State in March.
A standout at St. Joseph's Prep in Philadelphia, Harrison received high praise from Baltimore St. Frances head coach Messay Hailemariam following their team's meeting in 2025.
"He is (effing) unbelievable," Hailemariam told On3's Steve Wiltfong in March. "(Alabama five-star safety signee) Jireh Edwards said he played against some of the best and that Jett Harrison is going to be one of the best players to touch a high school football field."
Hailemariam added, "He is completely the real deal. He runs routes really well. He will block. He will do what it takes to be in position. He’ll be a great decoy. Our secondary was like that this past year, and he literally made incredible catches in key situations. We know that ball was going to him, and he still overcame it, and we had a kid going to Auburn, Bama, a kid going to Ohio State (Khmari Bing) and a kid currently committed to Texas A&M.”
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