Miami Senior High's Jacob Thomas contends for 2026 Nat Moore Trophy
Jacob Thomas, a wide receiver at Miami Senior High, is a top candidate for the Nat Moore Trophy honoring South Florida's best high school football players.
Jacob Thomas, a wide receiver at Miami Senior High, is emerging as a leading contender for the 2026 Nat Moore Trophy, which recognizes South Florida's top high school football talent, CBS News Miami reported.
Thomas comes from a family deeply rooted in football, with his father having played at Bethune-Cookman University and an uncle who played in the NFL for the Minnesota Vikings and Denver Broncos, according to CBS News Miami.
Despite Miami Senior High's overall team struggles this season, Thomas has delivered impressive individual performances, including four games with over 150 receiving yards and one game exceeding 200 yards, his coach said to CBS News Miami.
Thomas has earned multiple college scholarship offers and hopes to continue the legacy of Miami Senior High alumni who have succeeded in the NFL, such as former star wide receiver Andre Johnson, CBS News Miami noted.
The Nat Moore Trophy nomination highlights Thomas's dedication and skill, with his coach emphasizing his love for football and work ethic as key factors in his success, CBS News Miami reported.
- CBS News Miami: Meet Jacob Thomas, Miami Senior High wide receiver and 2026 Nat Moore Trophy contender
- CBS News Miami: Miami Senior High wide receiver Jacob Thomas is a 2026 Nat Moore Trophy nominee
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