One of the South’s most talented athletes, Jordan Cash, is heading for the Florida Youth Football League. Cash and his East Boynton Wildcats are moving from the B.E.S.T. Youth Football League in Broward County over to the Florida Youth Football League (The Flo League) this season. After scoring 24 TDs and earning team MVP honors, he’s sure to provide a boost of talent to an already packed 13U division that will feature a talented group of 7th and 8th grade athletes.
“I had 24, looking for 30 this year,” Cash said recently.
“Nobody can stop me, at all, and I mean that…I don’t care how big he is…Nobody can stop me.”
Cash was selected to play on the 6th grade All-star team competing for a National Championship with Football University representing team South Florida. In addition, he was a youth Heisman nominee and MVP of his all-star team also. Here is Jordan’s highlight tape from the 2013 season, including the All-star season in December.
“He has good speed and great hands. He’s grown out of a running back frame but will be a good play maker at slot receiver, on kickoffs and as a punt return guy,” says youth football scout Tavaris Bragdon.
Check out this amazing footage of one of South Florida’s best talents in the 6th grade. Enjoy, it’s a Hotbed World.
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