Jaylen Addai, son of former Indianapolis Colts running back Joseph Addai, pulled off one of the most insane one-handed touchdown catches you’ll see all season last Friday night. Everyone in the stadium was buzzing after he made the highlight-reel play and grabbed two scores in Shadow Creek’s 44-7 blowout win over Dawson.
That Catch Was Absolutely Wild
Seriously, this wasn’t some easy grab. Shadow Creek quarterback Tavis Coleman launched a pass to Jaylen, who was battling the Dawson defensive back every step of the way. He had one arm completely held down, right? But somehow, in a move that’ll be on highlight reels for days, Jaylen hauled in the ball with his other arm as he slid out of bounds. Pure magic. That wasn’t his only score either; he grabbed two touchdown receptions in the game, putting on a clinic.
He’s Been Lighting Up Scoreboards All Season
This dude is on a roll. That two-touchdown night against Dawson extended Jaylen’s touchdown streak to four consecutive games. He was held without a touchdown in Shadow Creek’s season opener, but since then, he’s been unstoppable, scoring in every single game. And get this: he’s had two multi-touchdown games in two of Shadow Creek’s last three outings. Coming into Friday night, he was already leading the team with 354 receiving yards on 14 receptions, adding four touchdowns to his name. The kid is a machine.
Every Scout In The Country Is Watching This Five-Star Talent
It’s not just the highlight plays, either. Jaylen Addai is the real deal. He’s ranked as a five-star prospect in the latest USA TODAY Sports 2028 composite rankings, immediately making him one of the absolute top receivers for his class. He’s not just any top receiver, though. He’s ranked as the No. 6 player overall in the entire 2028 class, the undisputed No. 1 player coming out of Texas, and the No. 3 wide receiver prospect nationally. With catches like that and a stat line to back it up, you can bet every college program and scout across the nation has Jaylen Addai circled on their radar.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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