Mizzou Lands Commitment from Four-Star WR
The Missouri Tigers have bolstered their 2026 recruiting class with the addition of four-star wide receiver Jabari Brady. His commitment follows an official visit to the school from May 30 to June 1.
Brady, ranked as the No. 271 player nationally, is also No. 45 at his position and No. 41 in Florida. The standout wide receiver hails from Pompano Beach and attends Monarch High School.
As one of the top recruits in the country, Brady drew significant interest from several powerhouse programs, receiving offers from Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, LSU, Miami, Ohio State, and others. Despite the large number of offers, Brady never narrowed down his list of schools.
During his junior year, Brady totaled 485 yards and seven touchdowns in just seven games. He was even more impressive as a sophomore, recording 1,392 yards and 10 touchdowns on 70 receptions. Additionally, Brady contributes on defense, logging 43 tackles over the past two seasons.
With Brady’s commitment, Missouri adds an exciting offensive weapon to complement their four-star quarterback commit, Gavin Sidwar. Sidwar was the Tigers’ first offensive commit, and Brady now becomes the second.
Brady may not be the only four-star wide receiver in Missouri’s future. Mason James, a four-star wideout from Norman, Oklahoma, recently completed his own official visit to Mizzou, which coincided with Brady’s. If the two players clicked during their visit, they could form a dangerous and talented duo for the Tigers in the years to come.
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