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| − | '''CJ Stroud''' is a phenomenal young [[NFL]] [[QB]] who shattered many records as a rookie, playing for the | + | '''CJ Stroud''' is a phenomenal young [[NFL]] [[QB]] who shattered many records as a rookie, playing for the [[Houston Texans]] while outspokenly [[evangelism|evangelizing]] for [[Jesus Christ]]. As a college player he was photographed kneeling in prayer on the field.<ref>https://www.cleveland.com/buckeye-talk-podcast/2022/04/cj-stroud-spent-two-years-mastering-the-roller-coaster-that-is-being-ohio-state-footballs-qb1.html</ref> |
He grew up in a family impoverished by the lifetime incarceration of his father under [[California]]'s brutal Three Strikes and You're Out Law.<ref>https://lao.ca.gov/analysis_1995/3strikes.html</ref> CJ's home with his mother and siblings was a cramped apartment above a storage facility, and was reportedly even homeless for a time. | He grew up in a family impoverished by the lifetime incarceration of his father under [[California]]'s brutal Three Strikes and You're Out Law.<ref>https://lao.ca.gov/analysis_1995/3strikes.html</ref> CJ's home with his mother and siblings was a cramped apartment above a storage facility, and was reportedly even homeless for a time. | ||
Revision as of 23:19, January 15, 2024
CJ Stroud is a phenomenal young NFL QB who shattered many records as a rookie, playing for the Houston Texans while outspokenly evangelizing for Jesus Christ. As a college player he was photographed kneeling in prayer on the field.[1]
He grew up in a family impoverished by the lifetime incarceration of his father under California's brutal Three Strikes and You're Out Law.[2] CJ's home with his mother and siblings was a cramped apartment above a storage facility, and was reportedly even homeless for a time.
When CJ earned money under the NIL program as a college star at Ohio State, he bought his mother a three-bedroom home. He was subsequently picked as the #2 overall choice in the 2022 draft.