Texas football passed on Jaiden Fields. Now he's slated to chase NFL dream at rival OU
Hutto's Jaiden Fields set a school record with seven touchdowns against Vista Ridge as he prepares to play safety at Oklahoma.
Jaiden Fields, a two-way star from Hutto High School, is set to chase his NFL dream at Oklahoma University after Texas passed on him. Fields, a three-star recruit on 247Sports' composite rankings, has built a celebrity status in his hometown due to his impressive performances. The 6-foot-2, 200-pound wide receiver and defensive back is a two-year team captain for Hutto, which is in the running for its first outright district championship in nearly a decade.
Fields' family has a strong football background, with his cousin being Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward and his older brother Tre playing for the Texas Longhorns. Despite not receiving any offers from his local team, the Texas Longhorns, Fields committed to Oklahoma in July, attracted by the school's campus and the supportive atmosphere he experienced during his recruitment.
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