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Check this kid out!!!

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I think Dale Mueller was there coaching that jet sweep, hopefully he can get him enrolled by the 7th grade with the new guidelines put in place by the KHSAA.

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How many pee wee legends have we all seen that never made it out of , if they ever got TO, high school football?

My girlfriend made an observation: "They just suck at tackling."

How many pee wee legends have we all seen that never made it out of , if they ever got TO, high school football?

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Is it just me or isn't he kind of built funny, something is out of purportion but I can't quite put my finger on it. :confused:

 

Was this shot over in the Eastern part of the state? If so he is probably a short 8th grader helping pad the record of the local little league football team:lol:

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Is it just me or isn't he kind of built funny, something is out of purportion but I can't quite put my finger on it. :confused:

 

YES!!! His head looks HUGE to me! :lol: :lol:

I think Dale Mueller was there coaching that jet sweep, hopefully he can get him enrolled by the 7th grade with the new guidelines put in place by the KHSAA.

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YES!!! His head looks HUGE to me! :lol: :lol:

Maybe he is a thirty year old little person?

I don't think he's 8 and the sped up camera makes it look better BUT that little dude can flat cut! He will break many ankles over his lifetime!

 

If you read the comments on the page, one of the posters claims to be the coach of this team. He states that this kid is 13, however, the video is supposed to be last season when he was 12.

 

Obviously you never can tell if this guy is who he says he is, but I would be much more inclined to believe that this kid was 12 than 8. The throw made by the QB and those kickoffs just don't seem consistent with an 8 year olds ability.

8 would put him in like 4th grade. I'm more apt to believe his around 7th grade but still unreal abilities though

8 would put him in like 4th grade. I'm more apt to believe his around 7th grade but still unreal abilities though

 

8 is 2nd grade.

 

I can't see the video for some reason??? Hear the music but no video!!

At first glance these kids look to be middle schoolers. I sure didn't think 8 when I watched the video.

How many pee wee legends have we all seen that never made it out of , if they ever got TO, high school football?

 

That is exactly what I was thinking... Jr Football League wonder and you never see them continue to excel at the next level for one reason or another.

 

We alll have seen this so many times in other youth sports as well. Hope this is not the case with this fella... great vision, quick feet and a fantastic O-line.

Did not see him play any D. Hmmmm...

No doubt the kid has natural talent but I have a hard time believing he is 8.

This video is footage shot during the Pop Warner National Championsips in Orlando, Florida at Disney. Cody's team won both games and finished 15-0. Not sure if his team is from Florida or another state. But the kid can flat run and I have seen a few of those games on ESPN before and those teams are very well coached and are very talented.

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