Miami Is Making A Strong Push For 5-Star EDGE DJ Jacobs

Trinton Breeze
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Mario Cristobal and the Miami Hurricanes coaching staff are building something special with the 2027 recruiting class, already landing a total of five five-star prospects. The Hurricanes are looking to add a sixth to the mix as they turn up the heat for one of the best defensive players in the country.

According to the latest CanesInSight Daily Podcast, DMoney stated that the Hurricanes are turning up the heat for DJ Jacobs, noting that he feels confident about where the Hurricanes currently stand in his recruitment:

"Speaking to sources directly connected. Miami is not only budgeted for DJ Jacobs to be that six five star. They are in communication with DJ Jacobs and they are completely locked in on adding him as that that six five star and there is momentum there," he added. "Now, if anyone tells you they know what DJ Jacobs is going to do, they are lying to you because DJ Jacobs, is hard to read. Everybody thought he was going to Miami the first time, ended up going famously to Ohio State in a way that, again, shocked the whole industry. They didn't know until really right before the commitment. No one knows what DJ Jacobs is going to do. There was some buzz that he might be going to to Tennessee because Rodney Garner, the defensive line coach for Tennessee Volunteers, coached his dad. So, that was part of the the story there. But from what I understand, Miami is right in the mix like they've been since the beginning. Miami has confidence that they can get this thing done."

He has been committed to the Ohio State Buckeyes since December 2025. When you have a chance to be coached by NFL Hall of Famer Jason Taylor, it is hard to turn that down. The Hurricanes continue to make a strong push for him as he heads into his senior season at Blessed Trinity Catholic School in Roswell, Georgia. Last year, Jacobs was down to Coral Gables for a game-day visit to watch the game against Notre Dame and Florida. He was supposed to visit this summer, but he canceled at the last minute.

According to the 247Sports Composite Recruiting Rankings, he is currently viewed as a five-star prospect. He ranks as the nation's No. 3 overall player, No. 1 edge rusher, and No. 1 player out of the Peach State. This past season, the 6-foot-4, and 240-pound edge rusher led the Titans to an overall record of 7-5 and 2-2 in region play. He recorded a total of 102 tackles, 24.0 tackles for loss, and 16 sacks.

Do not count out Miami. Check out his Hudl film down below:


Him cancelling his summer visit does not sound good.
No it isn't. D$ has been saying for quite some time we are playing the long game. It's been said him and his brother likely won't come until the fall
 
Mario a slick MF’er.

Miami is recruiting his brother,. And the assumption is Dj will be taking visits with his brother.

So Dj gets to keep getting his weekly payments from OSU and still make visits lol

All speculation on my part tho 😊
At this point everything is speculation. Would be a great pull if it happens
 
Mario a slick MF’er.

Miami is recruiting his brother,. And the assumption is Dj will be taking visits with his brother.

So Dj gets to keep getting his weekly payments from OSU and still make visits lol

All speculation on my part tho 😊
i like this train of thought lol
 
Mario Cristobal and the Miami Hurricanes coaching staff are building something special with the 2027 recruiting class, already landing a total of five five-star prospects. The Hurricanes are looking to add a sixth to the mix as they turn up the heat for one of the best defensive players in the country.

According to the latest CanesInSight Daily Podcast, DMoney stated that the Hurricanes are turning up the heat for DJ Jacobs, noting that he feels confident about where the Hurricanes currently stand in his recruitment:

"Speaking to sources directly connected. Miami is not only budgeted for DJ Jacobs to be that six five star. They are in communication with DJ Jacobs and they are completely locked in on adding him as that that six five star and there is momentum there," he added. "Now, if anyone tells you they know what DJ Jacobs is going to do, they are lying to you because DJ Jacobs, is hard to read. Everybody thought he was going to Miami the first time, ended up going famously to Ohio State in a way that, again, shocked the whole industry. They didn't know until really right before the commitment. No one knows what DJ Jacobs is going to do. There was some buzz that he might be going to to Tennessee because Rodney Garner, the defensive line coach for Tennessee Volunteers, coached his dad. So, that was part of the the story there. But from what I understand, Miami is right in the mix like they've been since the beginning. Miami has confidence that they can get this thing done."

He has been committed to the Ohio State Buckeyes since December 2025. When you have a chance to be coached by NFL Hall of Famer Jason Taylor, it is hard to turn that down. The Hurricanes continue to make a strong push for him as he heads into his senior season at Blessed Trinity Catholic School in Roswell, Georgia. Last year, Jacobs was down to Coral Gables for a game-day visit to watch the game against Notre Dame and Florida. He was supposed to visit this summer, but he canceled at the last minute.

According to the 247Sports Composite Recruiting Rankings, he is currently viewed as a five-star prospect. He ranks as the nation's No. 3 overall player, No. 1 edge rusher, and No. 1 player out of the Peach State. This past season, the 6-foot-4, and 240-pound edge rusher led the Titans to an overall record of 7-5 and 2-2 in region play. He recorded a total of 102 tackles, 24.0 tackles for loss, and 16 sacks.

Do not count out Miami. Check out his Hudl film
Mario Cristobal and the Miami Hurricanes coaching staff are building something special with the 2027 recruiting class, already landing a total of five five-star prospects. The Hurricanes are looking to add a sixth to the mix as they turn up the heat for one of the best defensive players in the country.

According to the latest CanesInSight Daily Podcast, DMoney stated that the Hurricanes are turning up the heat for DJ Jacobs, noting that he feels confident about where the Hurricanes currently stand in his recruitment:

"Speaking to sources directly connected. Miami is not only budgeted for DJ Jacobs to be that six five star. They are in communication with DJ Jacobs and they are completely locked in on adding him as that that six five star and there is momentum there," he added. "Now, if anyone tells you they know what DJ Jacobs is going to do, they are lying to you because DJ Jacobs, is hard to read. Everybody thought he was going to Miami the first time, ended up going famously to Ohio State in a way that, again, shocked the whole industry. They didn't know until really right before the commitment. No one knows what DJ Jacobs is going to do. There was some buzz that he might be going to to Tennessee because Rodney Garner, the defensive line coach for Tennessee Volunteers, coached his dad. So, that was part of the the story there. But from what I understand, Miami is right in the mix like they've been since the beginning. Miami has confidence that they can get this thing done."

He has been committed to the Ohio State Buckeyes since December 2025. When you have a chance to be coached by NFL Hall of Famer Jason Taylor, it is hard to turn that down. The Hurricanes continue to make a strong push for him as he heads into his senior season at Blessed Trinity Catholic School in Roswell, Georgia. Last year, Jacobs was down to Coral Gables for a game-day visit to watch the game against Notre Dame and Florida. He was supposed to visit this summer, but he canceled at the last minute.

According to the 247Sports Composite Recruiting Rankings, he is currently viewed as a five-star prospect. He ranks as the nation's No. 3 overall player, No. 1 edge rusher, and No. 1 player out of the Peach State. This past season, the 6-foot-4, and 240-pound edge rusher led the Titans to an overall record of 7-5 and 2-2 in region play. He recorded a total of 102 tackles, 24.0 tackles for loss, and 16 sacks.

Do not count out Miami. Check out his Hudl film down below:


No they are not 🚫 😭😭😭☘️☘️☘️
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These are just teenagers in the end. They are very impressionable. I don't see Jacobs coming to UM. He doesn't seem to have the mindset of UM's other elite recruits, who are all about UM. I'll be the first to come and eat crow if proven wrong.
 
These are just teenagers in the end. They are very impressionable. I don't see Jacobs coming to UM. He doesn't seem to have the mindset of UM's other elite recruits, who are all about UM. I'll be the first to come and eat crow if proven wrong.
This is just pure nonsense. We flipped Blount and Scott late. Do they not have the right "mindset?"
 
His name is DannyBoyCane! Don’t call him Brad!

Also, he does pay his child support.

Listen man, I don't know if that last sentence you wrote is true or false, but unless you're the baby momma or the step-dad who's footing the bill to make up the difference, it's really none of your business. Why are you throwing that out there? You don't like dead-beat dads? Ok, I don't either, but you likely don't know Brad Tejada's story in its entirety as it applies to support payments. I'm not defending dead-beat dads nor am I saying it's ok to not take care of your kid and/or babymomma. I am 100% saying that there is more than enough to pick on Brad about as a beat blogger/internet reporter that when you throw that personal bit in there, it completely dilutes your message and makes folks like myself want to defend Brad, even though he's a complete putz as a "media" person.

I say all this as a step-father who filled in for the $hortcoming$ of dead beat dad FOR DECADES. My wife, myself, the dead beat and the lawyers are the only people who ever knew. Now you do too, but I'm shielded by the anonymity of this account.
 
His name is DannyBoyCane! Don’t call him Brad!

Also, he does pay his child support.

Listen man, I don't know if that last sentence you wrote is true or false, but unless you're the baby momma or the step-dad who's footing the bill to make up the difference, it's really none of your business. Why are you throwing that out there? You don't like dead-beat dads? Ok, I don't either, but you likely don't know Brad Tejada's story in its entirety as it applies to support payments. I'm not defending dead-beat dads nor am I saying it's ok to not take care of your kid and/or babymomma. I am 100% saying that there is more than enough to pick on Brad about as a beat blogger/internet reporter that when you throw that personal bit in there, it completely dilutes your message and makes folks like myself want to defend Brad, even though he's a complete putz as a "media" person.

I say all this as a step-father who filled in for the $hortcoming$ of dead beat dad FOR DECADES. My wife, myself, the dead beat and the lawyers are the only people who ever knew. Now you do too, but I'm shielded by the anonymity of this account.
Not sure if you are joking, but this is synonymous with Danny being called Brad Tejada, not paying child support, getting eaten by a bear and dying of swine flu while being married to Heather Dynich.
 
These are just teenagers in the end. They are very impressionable. I don't see Jacobs coming to UM. He doesn't seem to have the mindset of UM's other elite recruits, who are all about UM. I'll be the first to come and eat crow if proven wrong.
You would be surprised then, cause that flip is a real possibility. When we are good you see how we are prime time all over social media, I know DJ sees that and it will be difficult for him to say no. Miami being good makes college football BIG and these guys are now seeing that, they never seen it before now its staring at them. I think its 60/40 right now and I did not believe that 2 weeks ago, I thought there was no chance at flipping him.
 
His name is DannyBoyCane! Don’t call him Brad!

Also, he does pay his child support.

Listen man, I don't know if that last sentence you wrote is true or false, but unless you're the baby momma or the step-dad who's footing the bill to make up the difference, it's really none of your business. Why are you throwing that out there? You don't like dead-beat dads? Ok, I don't either, but you likely don't know Brad Tejada's story in its entirety as it applies to support payments. I'm not defending dead-beat dads nor am I saying it's ok to not take care of your kid and/or babymomma. I am 100% saying that there is more than enough to pick on Brad about as a beat blogger/internet reporter that when you throw that personal bit in there, it completely dilutes your message and makes folks like myself want to defend Brad, even though he's a complete putz as a "media" person.

I say all this as a step-father who filled in for the $hortcoming$ of dead beat dad FOR DECADES. My wife, myself, the dead beat and the lawyers are the only people who ever knew. Now you do too, but I'm shielded by the anonymity of this account.
Not sure if you are joking, but this is synonymous with Danny being called Brad Tejada, not paying child support, getting eaten by a bear and dying of swine flu while being married to Heather Dynich.
Based on your response, there were several old/inside jokes that I missed. Sorry about that.

Carry on.
 
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You would be surprised then, cause that flip is a real possibility. When we are good you see how we are prime time all over social media, I know DJ sees that and it will be difficult for him to say no. Miami being good makes college football BIG and these guys are now seeing that, they never seen it before now its staring at them. I think its 60/40 right now and I did not believe that 2 weeks ago, I thought there was no chance at flipping him.
When Miami and USC is good college football is better . That’s the other team
The ncaa fcked over . I hope you’re right on Jacob’s . I just want to see the Ohio state melt down . They don’t usually vip it either
 
You would be surprised then, cause that flip is a real possibility. When we are good you see how we are prime time all over social media, I know DJ sees that and it will be difficult for him to say no. Miami being good makes college football BIG and these guys are now seeing that, they never seen it before now its staring at them. I think its 60/40 right now and I did not believe that 2 weeks ago, I thought there was no chance at flipping him.
From your mouth to Gods ears….let it be so.
 
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