Video: Rayshad Lewis highlightsThe Miami Hurricanes will get a look at their future — while also celebrating a bit of their past — when
Michael Irvin II signs his Letter of Intent on Feb. 3.
The son of former Miami Hurricane and NFL Hall of Famer Michael Irvin, Junior played for
St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) this past season after transferring from Prestonwood Christian (Plano, Texas) last year.
The elder Irvin was a part of the Miami dynasty in the 1980s when the Hurricanes won the national championship in 1987 under head coach Jimmy Johnson. Michael Irvin Jr., meanwhile, is a part of a Hurricane recruiting class that is ranked No. 18 by the
247Sports Team Rankings.
Michael Irvin Jr. is just one of a number sons of former NFL players who will be making their college choice on Feb. 3. But unlike Irvin, not all of the players will be attending their father's alma mater. Here's a look at a sampling.
Where Sons of NFL Players Will Sign
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The son of former NFL receiver Randy Moss was a MaxPreps All-American at Mallard Creek this year. He is uncommitted, but he is leaning toward Georgia,
according to 247Sports, with West Virginia and Stanford also on his list. Randy Moss attended Marshall.
Andrew Boselli, Episcopal School of Jacksonville (Fla.) - Florida State
The son of former Jacksonville Jaguar All-Pro Tony Boselli, Andrew has already enrolled at Florida State. His father was an All-American at Southern California.
Tyler Tupa, Brecksville-Broadview Heights (Broadview Heights, Ohio) – Ohio University
The son of former NFL punter and Ohio State quarterback Tom Tupa is staying in-state at Ohio University.
Bryce Mathews, Brentwood Academy (Tenn.) – Ole Miss
The son of former Tennessee Titan lineman Jason Mathews, Bryce has committed to Ole Miss. His father played at Texas A&M.
Luke Matthews, Fort Bend Elkins (Missouri City, Texas) - Uncommitted
The son of NFL Hall of Fame offensive lineman Bruce Matthews, Luke is uncommitted but has Texas A&M and Purdue on his list. Bruce Matthews played at Southern California.
Antoine Winfield Jr., The Woodlands (Texas) - Minnesota
The son of All-Pro defensive back Antoine Winfield, who played most of his career with the Minnesota Vikings, Junior will play at the University of Minnesota. His father was an All-American at Ohio State.
Jair Anderson, Northview (Johns Creek, Ga.), – Georgia Tech
The son of former All-Pro Cincinnati Bengals offensive lineman Willie Anderson, Jair will play in-state at Georgia Tech. His father played at Auburn.
Lorenzo Neal, St. Thomas Catholic (Houston) - Purdue
The son of former NFL fullback Lorenzo Neal, Junior has committed to Purdue. His father played at Fresno State.
Baylen Buchanan, Peachtree Ridge (Suwanee, Ga.) - Tennessee
The son of former All-Pro defensive back Ray Buchanan, Baylen has committed to play at Tennessee. His father played at Louisville.
Rayshad Lewis, Bishop Moore (Orlando, Fla.) - Uncommitted
The son of former All-Pro linebacker Ray Lewis, Rayshad was recently named the Player of the Year by the Orlando Sentinel. He is uncommitted but is interested in Appalachian State, Ball State, Florida Atlantic, Idaho, and Mercer. Ray Lewis played at Miami.
