4-star 2028 RB Xander Edwards Eyeing Gameday Visit

Trinton Breeze
2 min read
I had a chance to talked with one of Miami's top 2028 recruiting targets -- four-star running back Xander Edwards.

Edwards, a 6-foot-1, 210-pound running back out of Jacksonville, Florida, plays high school football at The Bolles High School. He continues to build a strong relationship with the Hurricanes coaches, and told CanesInSight that he is looking to come down to Coral Gables for a gameday visit.

According to the 247Sports Composite Rankings, he is currently viewed as a four-star prospect. 247 ranks him as the nation's No. 117 player overall, No. 7 running back, and No. 17 player out of Florida.

This past season with The Bolles High, he recorded a total of 2,629 rushing yards on 265 attempts, while punching in 44 rushing touchdowns.

Which schools are going the hardest after you in your recruitment right now:

"A couple schools are Miami, Florida, Wisconsin, Indiana, Georgia, and Ohio State."

Where does Miami currently stand in your recruitment?

"Miami is definitely up there on my list, just by the relationship I have with the coaches, and how they are telling me I'm their top guy."

How’s your relationship with Mario Cristobal and coach Upshaw?

We have a very strong relationship and im excited to build this relationship even more by visiting as many times as I can."

Do you plan on taking a visit to Miami anytime soon, and if so, when?

Yes I am. I definitely going to make it down there for a game, and see what the atmosphere looks like."

Check out his film down below:

 

Comments (35)

No specific info, but I’ve been following recruiting for 28 years and the “they’re telling me I’m their top guy” comment is telling.

It doesn’t seem Notre Dame did themselves any favors by slow playing Edwards.
 
No specific info, but I’ve been following recruiting for 28 years and the “they’re telling me I’m their top guy” comment is telling.

It doesn’t seem Notre Dame did themselves any favors by slow playing Edwards.
Their fans on their podcast were feeling themselves like yea the kid gotta wait, we are after elite five stars and we trust our coaches evals, they made it seem like it was a sympathy offer for legacy recruit.. I was like yo this kid legit and play at a good school in florida against legit comp and his film tell story, he dont need his dad name to get offer, hope their coaches take same attitude.. kid fits exactly what we look for..
 
Larry Csonka was the hardest RB to take down back then. He was a monster.
Csonka was really tough, but Riggins was way faster. Once he got to the second level, he was gone. Csonka just beat people up, but didn't have that second gear.

The way Fletch was playing in the playoffs reminded me a bit of Riggins.
 
How fast is this kid.I know that is a highlight film he runs away from everyone in it.
 
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If ND makes him a “priority recruit” as our Podcast friend likes today, he is going to ND.
But if he is something less than that to ND, it is open season.
 
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