Many opinions are emerging as day one of the early signing period comes to a close without any action from the 5-star Colorado commit. On Wednesday, Jordan Seaton didn’t sign his National Letter of Intent on the National Signing Day. But his appearance on the Instagram live on Wednesday night has given fans a lot to ponder. 

Recently in a conversation with Hayes Fawcett on a live IG session, the 5-star recruit left the college football world astir with his unexpected commitment, “I’m still a Buff.” But the discussion seems to have no conclusive decision as Seaton is yet to sign with any team. A recent Twitter post from Seaton following his live session caught the attention of fans. 

Jordan Seaton reveals his take on the recruitment decision

With lots of speculation arising from people following his talk on the live IG story, Jordan Seaton posted his emotions on Twitter, only to be taken down moments later. He uploaded Hayes Fawcett’s IG link to the “Instagram live with 5-Star OL Jordan Seaton” where “Seaton will break down his recruitment/plans moving forward.” Seaton sarcastically captioned the post, “Be nice I’m just a kid this is a big decision.”

Jordan Seaton announced his commitment to Coach Prime Deion Sanders and the Buffaloes on Undisputed on December 7. He said, “You got to believe in coach Prime you know, have an opportunity to play with somebody who done it at the highest, level gold jacket level…” Prime Time told Seaton, “If you claim you a dawg, why you not coming to Colorado?” 

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Despite receiving numerous enticing offers from schools nationwide and not originally listing the Buffaloes among his top six choices, the 6-foot-5, 295-pound offensive tackle’s surprising revelation has sent shockwaves through the college football community.

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According to On3 industry rankings, Seaton is the No. 9 overall prospect, and No. 1 offensive tackle in the class of 2024. He also ranks as the No. 4 player in the state of Florida.  And even though his signing isn’t quick, he’s right when he said it’s a big decision for a college starter to make.

Jordan Seaton’s dilemma is exposed 

In the recent IG live, he came clear with his signing intentions. He said, “Kind of just thinking and praying on it… Right now I don’t really have a step-for-step.” The Washington native already has several teams clamoring for his attention, including Nebraska and Tennessee.  Earlier on Tuesday, Seaton had shared a meme on ‘X’ that suggested he was having trouble making a decision. 

Seaton admitted, “There has been a lot of coaches calling. Recently, Dylan Raiola and Nebraska has been my most recent DM.” He also said of 4-star recruit and friend Boo Carter who recently signed with Tennessee, “You always want to recruit the best. You want to play with the best. I recruited Boo really hard, but now he’s recruiting me.“

 If Jordan Seaton signs with Colorado, he’ll be the third-highest-ranked high school player to sign with the Buffs. Coach Prime has already secured four experienced offensive linemen and more former SEC defenders who can deliver instant impact on the field. Fingers are crossed as Jordan Seaton’s decision awaits.

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