One of the hottest news circulating on social media is of Colorado recruiting a 5-star player into the team. The nation’s No. 1 OT, Jordan Seaton, made it clear in his choice of commitment to Coach Prime and the Buffs. And his decision is supported by several legendary football players, including Michael Irvin.

A highly valuable prospect of the 2024 class, Jordan Seaton had received offers from top-tier colleges like Michigan and Ohio State. But his loyalty to Colorado has won him many supporters who went as far as to offer guidance. In a recent episode on Undisputed, former Dallas Cowboys WR Micheal Irvin imparted golden advice to Seaton before joining the Buffs on the field. 

A golden piece of advice from Michael Irvin for the newly-minted Buff 

Irvin likened his recruitment with the Cowboys to Seaton’s, highlighting the fact that raising a team feels different than joining the champions. As per the Pro Football Hall of Famer, if Seaton had joined an established school, he would have been a mere part of those school’s history, but here he gets to write the Buffaloes’ “great history”.

Finally, Irvin enlightened Seaton with the advice that his brother gave him when he went to school. He quoted him saying, “Michael, you go ahead messing around and not focus and three years, four years later, you’ll be doing the same thing. Or… Go chase that goal of being the best. In three years, four years from now, everybody will chase you.”

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To all the support Seaton could only reply, “I’m just blessed to be in this situation.” Earlier today Seaton also appeared in the Rich Eisen show, where he elaborated more on his choice of committing to Colorado. 

Jordan Seaton is entering Colorado with much hype and expectations from coaches, players, and fans alike. Michael Irvin is aware of the potential that this 5-star OT possesses, and he’s making sure that he stays on the right track and does not get sidetracked. And he isn’t the only one who’s excited for Seaton to be joining Coach Prime Deion Sanders’ Buffs. 

Undisputed host Skip Bayless supports Jordan Seaton’s choice

Aside from Michael Irvin, Undisputed host Skip Bayless also showed his support for Jordan Seaton joining Colorado, saying, “Your choice right now makes me believe you are going to be a playoff team next year.” Colorado beating top teams like Michigan and Georgia might sound like a long shot now but it’s not an impossible scenario, and this type of motivation is what the Buffs need. 

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Seaton was already highly committed before even playing his first game with the Buffs. He’s even assisting Colorado in its recruitment process. The No. 1 OT said, “If you ain’t rocking with us, and you say you’re a dawg, and you claim you’re a dawg, why are you not coming to Colorado? Why you not helping somebody who looks like you?“

A lot of action awaits when Jordan Seaton hits Folsom Field with the Buffaloes for the first time. Can he live up to the hype of all his supporters? The new season is going to be a brand new start for Coach Prime and the Buffs with the No. 1 recruit playing by their side.

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