This fall, Brayden Jacobs, the son of former NFL running back Brandon Jacobs, will be starting his college football career as a freshman offensive lineman at Clemson. A recent workout video of Brayden has caught the attention of potential pass rushers who may need to step up their game to challenge him on the field.
Brandon Jacobs shared a video of a joint workout session with his son, showcasing their physical differences. Despite Brandon’s imposing stature at 6-4 and 264 pounds during his time with the Giants, Brayden, standing at 6-7 and 320 pounds according to Clemson, clearly towers over his father in the video.
Fans have been quick to notice this significant height gap between Brandon and Brayden, particularly evident when Brandon congratulated Brayden on his high school graduation earlier this year. Brandon had a successful NFL career, excelling as a physical runner for the Giants before injuries impacted his later seasons.
As Brayden embarks on his college journey at Clemson as a highly rated recruit, he aims to carve his own path in football, potentially following in his father’s footsteps. While he has yet to play a regular-season game for the team, his appearance in the annual spring game this April has generated excitement among fans and supporters.
