The stars from the reality show "Friday Night Tykes," which showcased elite youth football talent in Texas, have taken various paths since the show. Many of them moved on to high school football, with some becoming highly recruited college athletes and others facing challenges such as injuries or lack of offers. Some notable updates include:
- Myzel Miller, once a top player on the show, had to step away from football due to injuries but returned later playing for Western New Mexico University as of 2024.
- Jeremy Durant, a standout on the show, played high school football but did not receive Division 1 offers and subsequently left football after high school.
- Trey McCutchen, a three-star recruit, committed to Houston and played successfully there with expectations for a breakout season in 2025.
- Other players like Alan Careo and Travion Smith have continued playing in various capacities, including JUCO football or high school teams, with some transferring schools to find playing opportunities.
- Some players who once showed immense promise struggled with recruitment or college footsteps but still maintain involvement in football at different levels.
Overall, the "Friday Night Tykes" stars have scattered across various football levels with a mix of college careers, injuries, and life choices impacting their trajectories. Many still hold promise for future success in college football or beyond in 2025.
