He has become a very lovely, humble young man and he is still super fast. Great athlete. All that pressure in his younger years burned him out and was too much pressure. He is doing and feeling much better today.
@@RaccoonSwankswas it really that racists though? I mean the black community has cried the racist wolf card so much it’s now irrelevant, so congratulations on making society numb to actual racism, which this is not 👍 🎉
@@sxuxxxxers354yeah I’m 5’6 and I’m 15. He might have some growth room left however 15 is when people stop growing taller more usual than not. He can grow though.
@@Eugene19877 guys generally stop growing at 18. i think my little brother was 5'6 like me when he was 15. right now hes between 5'10-6' since we havent checked his height. he claims hes 6' though
Don’t ever let your kid get that much shine that young. He’s grinding. When people start getting recognized too soon they take their foot off the gas. Even if it’s just a little bit. The rest of the pack is starting to floor it to catch up. And they will pass
I hope in some capacity this guy has lots of success in the NFL. That was one of the best videos i have ever seen. I wish him nothing but the absolute best
If he stays healthy, has the right people around him and keeps his head level... he's gonna be special. Truth is, the coaches are probably... Intentionally bringing him along in a humble way. Let him learn early to earn everything he gets. That way, he's better prepared once the lights get brighter
Bro he’s the definition of a bust. First of all he did nothing to even deserve the hype in the first place. I was better at that age and bigger and you don’t see me in the NFL do you 😂 He’s 16 years old and stands at 5’7, I was already 5’10 at that age and never grew past 5’11. He’ll be lucky if he gets to 5’9 by college. He’s not even the best player on his team, let alone in his county, let alone in his state. I was the 3rd highest ranked WR in the state of PA in 2011, I played for Governor Mifflin HS and you can look up this info if you want. And I had none of the privilege this kid has, I came from nothing and didn’t have a SB commercial promoting me. If he’s not being talked about in sports headlines anymore, it’s because he’s nothing special. Unfortunately I didn’t have parents or role models and never played again once HS ended. But the point is if he was truly the prodigy y’all want him to be, he’d be destroying kids in his own age group. I was putting up 4 TDs in a game some weeks at that age, and making the local paper. He had to change teams twice already already after being forced on defense or the bench by two different coaches for not being good enough at WR. If he ever plays D1 college, it’ll be as a third string CB.
@@TheMultiverseiscool1that's why he isn't varsity yet, he needs to put on some weight and then they will put him in varsity as a sophomore earliest, most likely he is on freshman team, then he will be jv, then will be varsity that way he can grow slowly.
@@TheMultiverseiscool1I think they put him on freshman team because the other grades are older and more developed. Even if hes good he could get hurt. Hes small compared to the others older guys
He’s only 15, and he has to earn his spot on the team just like everyone else! That’s the best way to come up! I hope he makes it through college to the NFL!
Thank God he’s 5’10. I feel like these child prodigies are cursed with short height. Lowkey hope this dude goes places, cause I remember seeing videos of him like a year or two ago
Snapchat recommended him and on a whim or on accident I followed him for like a month after lol. He was training basketball with the Newman prodigy kid who ended up being too small.
I remember he had a Snapchat “show” and him and his dad were super cocky and anytime he would get lit up or play like shit they would transfer leagues 😂😂😂😂
WORD!!! I remember that show they low key used to annoy the shit out of me. They would join the new team, come to practice acting like they were shit and then when the kid would get tackled in practice his dad would take him off the team then they would just go to another team 🤣🤣🤣
@@CONTRACTOR_SG3 I had a kid like that in my highschool. I went to a large, sports oriented school and played soccer and football. He wasnt good enough to make the soccer team and barely good enough to be a 4th string football player. Dude was the most average athlete I've ever seen. Daddy transfered him to "get him scouted". Scouted by who, nobody ever knew. Never heard his name since. Guessing he didn't get scouted.
I started following his fan page on Snapchat. The young fella is being raised correctly, and has a lot of potential to be a great man in society, whether he’s in sports or not. His Dad is committed to his success, which every man who has a son should strive for.
Omg I have been on sopranos binge legit watching short vids on here even one above this. Seeing this comment was pure gold. Even when not watching it I still see about it. Just when I think I'm out they pull me back in.
That kid is going to places. You can tell he has an amazing support system around him. Every child and person should follow their dreams. Dedication is key. Don't let nothing get in the way. And never let someone tell you that you can't do it.
my old middle school teammate was a running back had a major growth spurt, switched to WR. He was a 4 star and didn’t make varsity on a 6a team as a freshman. 3 years later, he took a full ride to oklahoma when Lincoln riley was there, and had many other big time offers. Older players who are already on the team get seniority for chances to play at the next level as the incoming freshman players will have 3 full years on varsity.
@@cosstyy9434 The average height for a 14 year old is 5’4 and the average height for a 15 year old is 5’6. look it up. You have a off perception of height
My only problem with that commercial was that everyone, including the ghost of Pat Tillman told him to “Take it to the house” and he took it to the 50.
I played against him this year actually. We barely won 15 14. Everyone on my team was like “yo where bunchie at?” when we got to the field and my coach got interviewed after the game. Dude is going places, just watch.
I’m surprised you even knew how to use quotation marks properly with that dumb as fuck sentence you just put out. That made absolutely no ducking sense.
I'm sure he already does. The fact he isn't on varsity says it all. All kids mature at different ages. Peaking at 10 isn't impressive. Excelling beyond that is what makes someone great. He is average at best, just an early bloomer.
I played 7on7 versus El Segundo multiple times throughout my high school football career. They have a great program and great facilities. Good guys over there.
I was a 5’10 freshman then I was a 6’3 sophomore and eventually a 6’5 senior. It was like getting super powers lol. Even if this kid doesn’t grow anymore he still has a great opportunity. The game is a lot different than it was 12 years ago.
@@ternedo6074 my brother has that same regret but about football. He thought he was too small as a freshman so he didn’t play (he was super athletic, ended up running track for LSU) 15 years later he still regrets not playing high school football.
@@ternedo6074 I was around 5’7” at the beginning of my senior year & played baseball/basketball but my playing time decreased each season in school as I became outsized and was told if I were taller I’d be a starter, would’ve been offered a scholarship etc.. One day a teacher had asked us what our plans were after graduation & I stuck to still wanting to try & play pro baseball eventually. The teacher “you’ll never make it because you’re way too small” and basically mocked me in front of the class. Having a teacher tell me that in front everyone was embarrassing, pissed me off & took every bit of motivation out of me. I stopped giving a damn about school, sports or anything. By fall of the next year I had hit my growth spurt and was 6’2”… I had so many regrets about letting someone else ruin my dreams…
Yep, . you could clearly see how he slowed down, he is not using his muscles correctly to move as fast as he did as a child . Bright side is he is still young and has not developed completely, . Bad side is he got famous too young and his ego and family must be torturing him for not being able to perform as good.
@@GgCashh451 dude he's still a fucking kid🤣🤣 not saying he's gonna be the next big thing but holy shit it sounds like his upbringing is not the best for him, you don't control where he goes because you think he peaked as a fucking 12 year old kid getting all of that fame and attention, hopefully he does well in life and progresses
Yep. People never learn. I come from the soccer world i Europe and I have seen this happen a hundred times.When a kid becomes a circus freak show there's no hope he is ever going to be something in the pro world
As someone who comes from the Champaign, IL area, I really hope this kid stays in the southwest. Better football teams, better weather, better opportunities. If you play for USC or UCLA you'll get the chance to play Illinois in Big ten play anyways
@@quetzalcoa he used to play with older kids during the peewee league I think he's got time. not being on varsity at 15 isn't a slight since its literally sophomore year lol.
Hope Bunchie gets a spot on the varsity team and makes it pro. Thank you for making this video, I’ve been wondering what happened to him and where he was now. Keep up the great work! 👍🏻
Plus you can't fight genetics. A LOT of kids are really good at football as kids. You weigh nothing and your structure can move that small body around easily. Without exaggerating, I was basically Barry Sanders as a kid, lol. When we played backyard ball in school or on weekends it was over. Whoever won the first pick chose me and it was over. Not tackled all day stuff. Then I turned 12...13...14 and I got a bit taller without being able to gain muscle mass very easily. I also wrestled so that may have had an effect but by 14yo I was just good at football, nothing really special. I was still really fast and a solid player but my ability to make 5 dudes miss in a photobooth was gone. Like, the dream of playing in college was over by about 15yo. My genetics made sure that ability I had as a kid didn't last no matter how hard I worked. This kid? One in millions of kids that can do incredible stuff because they're kids. Again, a quick twitch muscular system is OP when you're 4-8 and weigh 70lbs, lol. When you start to grow you better hope your natural genetics will allow you to maintain that and, obviously, most don't.
@@whiteshadow488 I’m 13 so I am not at highschool yet (8th grade) but I played for their pop Warner team and during the off season I’m playing with their varsity team (he’s better than me yet somehow I’m higher than him)
@@basicpian0 uh high school coaches don't just let freshman play with the varsity team their first offseason and the first time they see them play. what are u talking about
@@densonjc I’m not even a freshman yet. I go to promotion in june and actually I’m playing for a different highschool. The team I’m training with I’ll be playing against in a few months. I say it’s my fields because that’s my field until June when I actually have tryouts for a different highschool
I've come to realize that kids show glimpses of their greatness, but not the whole picture. I coached a 7yo kid that was very shy and not very athletic, he was very short for his age as well. He loved sports and had a great work ethic to get better. By the time he made it to high school, he was about 6'3, and the greatest WR to come from the area. Just because a kid shows promise early, don't mean they gonna be great, and just because they don't show promise, don't mean they not. Coach every kid like a superstar, and let them decide if ur right. The kid I mentioned earlier is Julio Jones.
He got a couple more years to grow and develop if he keeps his head on his shoulder and has the right folks in his corner the sky’s the limit I wish him the best🤝🏾
Should be illegal for these college crows to start harassing kids. Let them be kids and naturally develop without all of that pressure before they even hit puberty.
Legend says he’s still a kid to this very day
Good ole Diversity hire
@@sticksnstonespatriot1728 huh he's a ripped athlete
@Pusssssdestroyer he’s literally a freshman in high school
@Pusssssdestroyer he is 5,10 as a freshman I’m sure he will grow well over 6 ft
@Pusssssdestroyer he’s only 15 and 5’10 why would he be on varsity
Kid got a college offer without taking algebra 1 that’s wild.
That is great that he is getting offers
Those contracts🚩🚩
Don't hate
@@shooshenchula692 where’s the hate?
@@shooshenchula692 he wasn’t hating he was congratulating 😂
“Where is he now ? The 12 year old Super Bowl kid from 3 years ago, he is now 15 years old”
🤯🤯🤯
I know they a for real running out of content. I saw one the other day “where are they now, rbs from 2023 draft class” 🤡
i mean 12 +3 is 15
tahts the joke@@JSR_productions
I forgot he existed
He’s 17 now
He has become a very lovely, humble young man and he is still super fast. Great athlete. All that pressure in his younger years burned him out and was too much pressure. He is doing and feeling much better today.
@@DaVinci_Dieselu were just itching to make a racist comment huh
@@DaVinci_Dieselacting like your skin color means you ain't racist...
@@DaVinci_Dieseldrop your address tough guy and I bet you I'll get you put in the 🏥. Puzzy.
@@RaccoonSwankswas it really that racists though? I mean the black community has cried the racist wolf card so much it’s now irrelevant, so congratulations on making society numb to actual racism, which this is not 👍 🎉
@@DaVinci_Dieselyou’re not a very good person huh
“Alright guys so after this super long intro I can now tell you that after 3 years he’s now 15. Thanks for watching”
So underrated lmao
You genuinely saved me time lol
And on the bench 3rd string
Not even varsity!
Where is he now?!! Lol like he’s 50 y/o or something
He is still growing and developing.
😂😂😂
He’s not making the league
@@flyingchimp12fr
@@flyingchimp12Like FR. ALL IT TAKES IS A RAY LEWIS HIT. Boy about to quit football 🏈 for life 😂😂
Imagine being a hater@@Harrizist
His eyes are so full of life. This story reminds me of the tv show all American
I was gonna say the same thing
What is “all american”
That show was filmed at the very same school he now attends
@@leosoria3155woah that's cool
@@Adrian10_14a tv show
Just wait till he finds out it was Super Bowl 54 lol
Bro can’t read Roman numerals 😂 I was thinking the same thing
I put the same comment. Sad world we live in, no fact checking and just pouring false content in the world
Glad the coach is making him earn a spot instead of giving it to him
why would he give him a spot 😂
@@AceParks did you not watch the video
@@AceParks not that hard to understand lml
It's because he's still small, and if they put him on varsity then he would get messed up lol
DO IT BIG LITTLE BRO!!!!
I used to think that was Odell Beckham Jr as a kid 💀
Your not the only one lmaoo
XD IM CRYING OF LAUGHTER
I actually forgot about that this was my initial thought. Lol
That’s not Odell 💀💀
@@tripping_michael I know I was 10 when I thought that was odell 😂 he obviously said it was a different guy
Glad to see he's still doing good... God bless you young man. 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
He’s 5”10 , he’ll be a normal receiver, gotta love social media
hes 5'10 at 15
@@sxuxxxxers354yeah I’m 5’6 and I’m 15. He might have some growth room left however 15 is when people stop growing taller more usual than not. He can grow though.
He’s a freshman, and even if he stays 5”10 tyreek hill is shorter than him and he’s not a normal receiver
@@Eugene19877 guys generally stop growing at 18. i think my little brother was 5'6 like me when he was 15. right now hes between 5'10-6' since we havent checked his height. he claims hes 6' though
@@sxuxxxxers354 I'm 5'10 at 14
Don’t ever let your kid get that much shine that young. He’s grinding. When people start getting recognized too soon they take their foot off the gas. Even if it’s just a little bit. The rest of the pack is starting to floor it to catch up. And they will pass
So true 😢
Lmfao i think your just jealous the kid looks like he’s doing just fine so u have no idea what u are talking about.
Running second team
He’s still young lol y’all act like he’s 20
To be fair he’s only a freshman I mean even sheisty didn’t start as a freshman in highschool.
Wow all the way back in 2019??!!? That’s basically ancient history. Hard to believe records of this young man even exist!
114 likes no comments? Lemmie change that
Well I mean he was popping up on my social medias all the time and than randomly disappeared now that I think of it.
Fr!
We played him in a Az all stars vs Cali all stars, and this kid damn near had 0 rushing yards and we also shut them out 🤦🏻♂️
@@zonamade3380 did you?
The whole time watching this I kept saying please don’t be working at Walmart 🤦🏾♂️😂
reminds me of the dude on ig who just dribbles in random spots instead of actually working
I hope in some capacity this guy has lots of success in the NFL. That was one of the best videos i have ever seen. I wish him nothing but the absolute best
And he was smart enough to realize he was at Super Bowl 54. Not 56!
Lmao I thought I was the only one that realized that 😂
@@Mannnnjo same here bro 😂
Yea. When your from K.C. that kinda stuck out like a sore thumb 👍
Ya this is superbowl 57
Buddy making the video is lost
Y'all realize people intentionally make mistakes in videos so people comment and draw activity to the video?
He’s a high school freshman and he still plays football for his school.
Yeah?
@@304babyit’s for the people who didn’t wanna wait
And isn’t even varsity :)
@@tehmodestmouse6275 As a freshman? Ofc not.
@@tehmodestmouse6275No freshman starts varsity
Keep working at it BROTHER. You will get THERE.
If he stays healthy, has the right people around him and keeps his head level... he's gonna be special.
Truth is, the coaches are probably... Intentionally bringing him along in a humble way. Let him learn early to earn everything he gets. That way, he's better prepared once the lights get brighter
He's still young...give him time to reach his greatness! Keep at it!
I know right? Like let's ask this question in another 5 years 😂
Bro he’s the definition of a bust. First of all he did nothing to even deserve the hype in the first place. I was better at that age and bigger and you don’t see me in the NFL do you 😂 He’s 16 years old and stands at 5’7, I was already 5’10 at that age and never grew past 5’11. He’ll be lucky if he gets to 5’9 by college. He’s not even the best player on his team, let alone in his county, let alone in his state. I was the 3rd highest ranked WR in the state of PA in 2011, I played for Governor Mifflin HS and you can look up this info if you want. And I had none of the privilege this kid has, I came from nothing and didn’t have a SB commercial promoting me. If he’s not being talked about in sports headlines anymore, it’s because he’s nothing special. Unfortunately I didn’t have parents or role models and never played again once HS ended. But the point is if he was truly the prodigy y’all want him to be, he’d be destroying kids in his own age group. I was putting up 4 TDs in a game some weeks at that age, and making the local paper. He had to change teams twice already already after being forced on defense or the bench by two different coaches for not being good enough at WR. If he ever plays D1 college, it’ll be as a third string CB.
He don't need to play varsity, let him play and dominate at his level
no he needs to grow you know what they say slow growth is the best growth
@@TheMultiverseiscool1that's why he isn't varsity yet, he needs to put on some weight and then they will put him in varsity as a sophomore earliest, most likely he is on freshman team, then he will be jv, then will be varsity that way he can grow slowly.
Wtf bro
@@TheMultiverseiscool1I think they put him on freshman team because the other grades are older and more developed. Even if hes good he could get hurt. Hes small compared to the others older guys
@@JTheMan1if he’s 13 he’s in 8th grade
He’s only 15, and he has to earn his spot on the team just like everyone else! That’s the best way to come up! I hope he makes it through college to the NFL!
Man I just woke up and this is the first short I see, very motivating
Thank God he’s 5’10. I feel like these child prodigies are cursed with short height. Lowkey hope this dude goes places, cause I remember seeing videos of him like a year or two ago
Yeah he was super short starting off but luckily it looks like he's growing into his athleticism
Fr 5’10 at 15 is solid, should easily hit 6+ and actually have a chance at going pro
Snapchat recommended him and on a whim or on accident I followed him for like a month after lol. He was training basketball with the Newman prodigy kid who ended up being too small.
i sweet to god the most fundamental gifted players in every sport are short😂
Julian still playing HS ball
I remember he had a Snapchat “show” and him and his dad were super cocky and anytime he would get lit up or play like shit they would transfer leagues 😂😂😂😂
WORD!!! I remember that show they low key used to annoy the shit out of me. They would join the new team, come to practice acting like they were shit and then when the kid would get tackled in practice his dad would take him off the team then they would just go to another team 🤣🤣🤣
Facts bro…it was super ridiculous how they tried to make this kid a top free agent at 12😂 they thought he was nfl but wasn’t even varsity ready.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
yeah he was/is the Julian newman of football basically
@@CONTRACTOR_SG3 I had a kid like that in my highschool. I went to a large, sports oriented school and played soccer and football. He wasnt good enough to make the soccer team and barely good enough to be a 4th string football player. Dude was the most average athlete I've ever seen. Daddy transfered him to "get him scouted". Scouted by who, nobody ever knew. Never heard his name since. Guessing he didn't get scouted.
I met this kid at the T-Mobile on Cresnshaw & Slauson. Super Humble kid
I started following his fan page on Snapchat. The young fella is being raised correctly, and has a lot of potential to be a great man in society, whether he’s in sports or not. His Dad is committed to his success, which every man who has a son should strive for.
Hopefully he will have the makings of a varsity athlete.
I can’t escape the sopranos and I love it
Omg I have been on sopranos binge legit watching short vids on here even one above this. Seeing this comment was pure gold. Even when not watching it I still see about it. Just when I think I'm out they pull me back in.
O my god even thinking of the sopranos is making me cream
What do you mean he obviously isn't?... Hahaha
My last Sunday dinner! That’s what’s happening!
Dude worded all that like he was dead
or old
Exactly! He's just warming up for his brightest future! Still a winner!
Coach a G for making him earn it
I'm calling Dion Sanders right now , Colorado we coming
That kid is going to places. You can tell he has an amazing support system around him. Every child and person should follow their dreams. Dedication is key. Don't let nothing get in the way. And never let someone tell you that you can't do it.
...bro your username ☠️☠️
Burnout
@@BP-ie7xf sadly, that’s what happens.
You gon be a great father if not already one💯
@@HunterGuy558 I keep getting heat for my user name. It IS my name.
my old middle school teammate was a running back had a major growth spurt, switched to WR. He was a 4 star and didn’t make varsity on a 6a team as a freshman. 3 years later, he took a full ride to oklahoma when Lincoln riley was there, and had many other big time offers. Older players who are already on the team get seniority for chances to play at the next level as the incoming freshman players will have 3 full years on varsity.
Man said Super Bowl 56 ☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️
I wish him the best of luck and nothing but SUCCESS! Rootin for your Bunchie!! 🎉
He was at a 7s tournament last weekend here in California. One of my teammates recognized him
Glad to know young football players playing rugby.
@@henryjw15 what😂
@@iwantiguodala5579 7s is a rugby sport.
@@henryjw15he’s talking about 7 on 7
@@ReadIcculus93they meant 7 on 7
Bro is 5’10” as a freshman! He’s gonna be a guy for sure
@@cosstyy9434 nowhere in the USA is 5”10 short for a freshman 😭
I was 5’10 as a freshman… still 5’10 10 years later 🤣
@@RickyTPB4L thank you😂😂
@@cosstyy9434 The average height for a 14 year old is 5’4 and the average height for a 15 year old is 5’6. look it up. You have a off perception of height
@@Adizzle412 5’10” is average for a freshman. Not taking a varsity spot after all that hype 😂 thats priceless
Long as he keep putting in work his time to shine will come again.
Keep your down and keep working it’s gonna happen for you my boi… BLESS UP 🙏🏽
My only problem with that commercial was that everyone, including the ghost of Pat Tillman told him to “Take it to the house” and he took it to the 50.
What’s take it to the house
@@jacobgarofalo5101 it means scoring a long or big td (touchdown), like from the opposite side or a spectacular play
There was no ghost of Pat Tillman what the fuck..
@@throatcoater3 he's talking bout commercial not this vid.
@@throatcoater3 in the commercial he stops at the statue of Pat Tillman outside the Cardinals’ stadium
I played against him this year actually. We barely won 15 14. Everyone on my team was like “yo where bunchie at?” when we got to the field and my coach got interviewed after the game. Dude is going places, just watch.
I’m surprised you even knew how to use quotation marks properly with that dumb as fuck sentence you just put out. That made absolutely no ducking sense.
Yeah mhm
What team you play for
@@Edit_demon1he won’t say because then you could potentially find his school
i was on his team and i started before him
bro gonna have an inflated ego
I'm sure he already does. The fact he isn't on varsity says it all. All kids mature at different ages. Peaking at 10 isn't impressive. Excelling beyond that is what makes someone great. He is average at best, just an early bloomer.
@@omnignarusist fr little man peaked in middle school 💀
I played 7on7 versus El Segundo multiple times throughout my high school football career. They have a great program and great facilities. Good guys over there.
The University of Illinois must be extremely desperate to be offering scholarships to 10 year olds.
That's one way to look at it
@@normabracey6794tf? regardless of skin color he is 10
@@wyattwestover1183 may I please have my opinion ? TF!!
@@normabracey6794tf this even mean
It's probably because they are.
God bless that young man,and may anything he does prosper
God bless you ❤
God bless you!!
God bless you too😊🕊🙏, my friend
God bless you!
Me only knowing him for sports😂💀
He is a freshman, let him grow up! He has a lot of want to we will see him playing in the big leagues ❤️❤️❤️
I met him at cryotherapy one time bro is actually really chill💀
L emoji use
@@matthewbrown8277yea it doesn’t fit the sentence
@@matthewbrown8277 Fax😭😭
14 year old is chill lmao
I can't tell if this is a pun about cryotherapy
I was a 5’10 freshman then I was a 6’3 sophomore and eventually a 6’5 senior. It was like getting super powers lol. Even if this kid doesn’t grow anymore he still has a great opportunity. The game is a lot different than it was 12 years ago.
I went from being a 5’ 6 freshman to a 6’ 5 senior. Damn I wish I learned basketball early.
@@ternedo6074 my brother has that same regret but about football. He thought he was too small as a freshman so he didn’t play (he was super athletic, ended up running track for LSU) 15 years later he still regrets not playing high school football.
@@ternedo6074 when did you hit your last growth spurt?
@@ternedo6074 I was around 5’7” at the beginning of my senior year & played baseball/basketball but my playing time decreased each season in school as I became outsized and was told if I were taller I’d be a starter, would’ve been offered a scholarship etc.. One day a teacher had asked us what our plans were after graduation & I stuck to still wanting to try & play pro baseball eventually. The teacher “you’ll never make it because you’re way too small” and basically mocked me in front of the class. Having a teacher tell me that in front everyone was embarrassing, pissed me off & took every bit of motivation out of me. I stopped giving a damn about school, sports or anything. By fall of the next year I had hit my growth spurt and was 6’2”… I had so many regrets about letting someone else ruin my dreams…
Glad this man is humble even though hes as good as football players in high school
Looking forward to seeing how his career unfolds 😊❤
legends say hes still nodding to this very day
He still hasn't earned varsity at 15 ? Does this guy speaking know sone schools don't let u start varsity until ur sophomore junior lol smh
@@michaelcostello2592 dude would be dead if he got tackled by a senior at 15 lol
@@apalo70 not dead but he'd definitely know his grade level lol
@michaelcostello2592 I know quite a few people playing varsity as a freshman.
@david poole depends on the school. Some schools don't allow freshman to play varsity no matter what.
Gotta learn those Roman numerals
Funny thing is that he says 56 instead of 54 repeatedly without realizing his mistake lol
Yeah, that annoyed me
@@altacalifornia2580 Nice profile pic, I have that same badge as my xbox avatar too 🤙 I think you might be able to guess why though 😂
Sports youtubers aren't really known for their intelligence or attention to detail
For real
Happy to see he is still playing.
I hope he stays healthy and goes to the top!!!
I can't stress enough that the kids who shine the brightest when they're young, burn their lights out too soon.
Yep,
.
you could clearly see how he slowed down, he is not using his muscles correctly to move as fast as he did as a child
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Bright side is he is still young and has not developed completely,
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Bad side is he got famous too young and his ego and family must be torturing him for not being able to perform as good.
@@saintsocramnymaia5511 he peaked
@@GgCashh451 dude he's still a fucking kid🤣🤣 not saying he's gonna be the next big thing but holy shit it sounds like his upbringing is not the best for him, you don't control where he goes because you think he peaked as a fucking 12 year old kid getting all of that fame and attention, hopefully he does well in life and progresses
@@rhetthayes5981 u just explained exactly why he peaked
Yep. People never learn. I come from the soccer world i Europe and I have seen this happen a hundred times.When a kid becomes a circus freak show there's no hope he is ever going to be something in the pro world
Pops should’ve kept this kid out of the eyes of the media as much as he could just make him grind for it
Are you crazy. He earned a scholarship to Iowa.
@@MikeyD8716 Illinois
@@MikeyD8716 if he’s any good he won’t be playing there
As someone who comes from the Champaign, IL area, I really hope this kid stays in the southwest. Better football teams, better weather, better opportunities. If you play for USC or UCLA you'll get the chance to play Illinois in Big ten play anyways
The smile made my day for some reason
This just proves that just because your good when your young does not mean life will come easy
It appears everyone caught up to ol Bunchie.
I think its more of: You don't want this kid getting fucking levelled by 18 year old safeties and linebackers
@@quetzalcoa nah definitely the ladder
@@quetzalcoa he used to play with older kids during the peewee league I think he's got time. not being on varsity at 15 isn't a slight since its literally sophomore year lol.
@@quetzalcoa lots of 15 and 16 year olds are just as big as 18 year old....
@@coreymartin6486 Some are, not the majority. For every 15 year old that could compete with what are essentially adults there are 100s who couldnt
Good for him! Hope he keeps his head in straight and keeps his head in those books.
if he's trying to go to the league.. this is crap advice.
@@FlashxSwazy He needs to have a a pretty good gpa to get accepted to college and SAT score so he really does need to keep his head in the books 📚
@@thewesttexasshow2107 no he don’t if he’s good enough they’ll take him no matter the grades.
@@bumpadump-5490nah nowadays u have too atleat have 2.5 gpa or above if u even wanna get looked at
@@bumpadump-5490 but why not do both if possible
Hope Bunchie gets a spot on the varsity team and makes it pro. Thank you for making this video, I’ve been wondering what happened to him and where he was now. Keep up the great work! 👍🏻
That was one the best Super Bowl commercials
Most kids who are that much better at a young age tend to peak at that age.
This is literally not true. Stfu
peaking in elementary and middle school is crazy lmao No way
That’s because he peaked earlier than others and now everyone else is catching up.
Plus you can't fight genetics. A LOT of kids are really good at football as kids. You weigh nothing and your structure can move that small body around easily.
Without exaggerating, I was basically Barry Sanders as a kid, lol. When we played backyard ball in school or on weekends it was over. Whoever won the first pick chose me and it was over. Not tackled all day stuff.
Then I turned 12...13...14 and I got a bit taller without being able to gain muscle mass very easily. I also wrestled so that may have had an effect but by 14yo I was just good at football, nothing really special. I was still really fast and a solid player but my ability to make 5 dudes miss in a photobooth was gone. Like, the dream of playing in college was over by about 15yo. My genetics made sure that ability I had as a kid didn't last no matter how hard I worked.
This kid? One in millions of kids that can do incredible stuff because they're kids. Again, a quick twitch muscular system is OP when you're 4-8 and weigh 70lbs, lol. When you start to grow you better hope your natural genetics will allow you to maintain that and, obviously, most don't.
@@DannyWilliamH I think your just jealous of that kid and ant nobody going to read your book 📚 of a comment JC u seriously writhing a novel lol .
@@DannyWilliamH should have done track
@@DannyWilliamHlol man said “no matter how hard I worked” u just didn’t want it bad enough, accept it
I think you mean you can’t fight good breeding as we’ve breed these people for 400 years to be athletic😂
Most kids don't start as a freshman, he still has a bright future
We need bunchie young to put baby gronk in place 😂
The freshman has yet to earn a varsity spot…. No shit. He’s a freshman.
Yeah really. Kind of misleading.
if he was really still a prodigy he would be on varsity
U never played highschool sports 😂
I mean he got a d1 offer so I would think he would be on varsity💀
@@Tahitidutch and how old are they? Aren't freshman closer to 12 or 13 or am I trippin?
That means he is playing on one hell of a team with a group of fellow incredible players! Good Luck Buddy!❤
First thing I assumed
His footwork from the last clip looks really good.
Saw dis boy on snap stories way back when, BUNCHIE!
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that's cool bro
@@whiteshadow488 I’m 13 so I am not at highschool yet (8th grade) but I played for their pop Warner team and during the off season I’m playing with their varsity team (he’s better than me yet somehow I’m higher than him)
@@basicpian0 uh high school coaches don't just let freshman play with the varsity team their first offseason and the first time they see them play. what are u talking about
@@densonjc I’m not even a freshman yet. I go to promotion in june and actually I’m playing for a different highschool. The team I’m training with I’ll be playing against in a few months. I say it’s my fields because that’s my field until June when I actually have tryouts for a different highschool
@@densonjc I did what are you talking about?
Super Bowl 56 was 2022
That’s what I’m saying
He meant 54
People can’t read Roman numerals fr
@@t-raw2lit578 thank you 1 before v means minus one not plus
@@X_turtle292no he didn’t 😂
It’s like a baby gronk who actually has some skills
Baby gronk is still laughing😂
I've come to realize that kids show glimpses of their greatness, but not the whole picture. I coached a 7yo kid that was very shy and not very athletic, he was very short for his age as well. He loved sports and had a great work ethic to get better. By the time he made it to high school, he was about 6'3, and the greatest WR to come from the area. Just because a kid shows promise early, don't mean they gonna be great, and just because they don't show promise, don't mean they not. Coach every kid like a superstar, and let them decide if ur right. The kid I mentioned earlier is Julio Jones.
And you are a saints fan?
@@businessbuilder92 hoodat!
What does any of that have to do with this kid lol. He's 15 tf is he supposed to be doing?
I used to watch Bunchie in 2018
This is like one of those expectations vs reality!
Bunchie was been known waaaaay before the super bowl commercial🤣
By you. Not anybody with money
I remember him way before the Superbowl as well your not alone
@@SpaceghostJ bro was getting looked at by colleges before the Super Bowl.
He got a couple more years to grow and develop if he keeps his head on his shoulder and has the right folks in his corner the sky’s the limit I wish him the best🤝🏾
Can't even make his high school team. LOL
Work hard young man never give up on your dreams.
Should be illegal for these college crows to start harassing kids. Let them be kids and naturally develop without all of that pressure before they even hit puberty.
what? do you know how much pressure is taken off your shoulders by being offered free college?!?! Choo craysie
@@tomstark28 Not much tbh since it's non-guaranteed. At most it's a confidence boost for young kids
@@deehines5750 agreed
It gives him something to strive for and some relief for the family. Chill out breh
It's actually genius. Keeps kids striving to work hard and stay out of trouble.
Looks like Bunchie has some glory days in his future - he obviously has what it takes, and the best part is - he's only 15.
He's has to get taller 🙏🙏
He still got three yrs in high school, only time will tell!
I always laugh when people actually think these middle school and younger aged kids are actually getting scholarships
I featured him in one of my marketing courses while obtaining my MBA that year! Nice to see where he is now.
😂😅he still in high school. What do you mean it’s nice to see where he is now?? He’s nowhere
@@bse7en899 CZcams comments turned into facebook...
Sounds like he’s gonna be the football equivalent of Julian Newman😭💀
You hatin for no reason most freshmen don’t play varsity regardless of how good/popular you are
@@UniqueHandles That’s cool but he didn’t even get an offer for any D1 schools💀🤣
@@thedon897 Because he’s still a freshman…stick to basketball bro
@@thedon897 stick to basketball
@@RxptorIsNotTaken You watch ANIME🤣🤣 You’ll never know what vagina is like💀💀
Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard
Like the fact he's working on his Dreams..Work hard,Play Hard..
His footwork is phenomenal!!!
If all things go right, both in and out of his control, this kid could be something
This is perfect l, coach knows what he's doing
Imagine being a super bowl kid and FAMOUS!😎🏈🏅🏆
Kid works hard and has good mentors. So he may not be written off like some other “prodigies”
It feels great to say I knew him before the Super Bowl
Keep working stay humble and never give up.
He started doing drugs 😂😂😂😂
Just wait until he's a senior... he will be a monster