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As I said in NJ the law says every community must have low income housing, there is a percentage that has to be meet. For example when a book publisher closed its corporate office in Saddle River (ultra rich Rev Run house) they had to build a large portion of the development for low income. The...

You’re overhyping the amount of time he’s spending with football. He plays on a local team during the fall and gets private lessons once a week. The filming is done by the QB coaches team to also promote their school.

The trainer they use has a team that does the filming and training. They’re also doing it to promote their company. As far for being a kid, he is, NJ doesn’t have year round football like they do down south. He gets his training done and then he’s playing fortnite, going to school, and taking...

It's to record his football games and practices to send to private schools.

To record his games and practices. As stated previously it's hard to get into the private schools in Northern NJ, if you don't get in as a Freshman you have to perform at a public school and then have them seek you out.

The family does a good job having him be a kid also. Trips to Disney, video games, friends over weekly etc. He goes to practice and when he's home he's aloud to be a kid.

Oh its racism because they fight tooth and nail when they have to add low-income housing into the communities stating it will overcrowd the schools and lower their property values.

He's trying to get into Bergen.

The Northeast is extremely segregated there are many towns that have less than a 5% black population. And the athletics in the urban communities are not very good, in NJ none of the major cities can compete in any of the sports, so all the D1 talent attend Catholic or Prep schools.

You need one to get on the Catholic Football teams in Northern NJ.

He's my best friend's kid, has him with a private trainer, and just hired a PR person. He wants him to attend Bergen Catholic once he gets to HS. He only turned 10 in June and is in 5th grade.

He won't be as fast but a lot taller, mom is 5'11 and dad is 6'3.

(Best friends son) His Dad is a big Notre Dame fan, but I’m always in his ear about how It’s All About the U.