One of 2016 quarterback prospect Shea Patterson’s best traits is his arm strength. Patterson’s arm is so strong that he broke his brother’s finger while simply playing catch on Friday.
For real. Look at the photo of his brother Nick’s x-ray, via the Shreveport Times.
Patterson, an Ole Miss commit from Calvary Baptist Academy in Shreveport, La., explained how it happened.
"It was one of my last throws of the night," Patterson said. "I was rolling out – about an 18-yard comeback – and it just went through his hands. He was jumping up and down and I was like, 'Come on, get the next one.' It was pretty funny to me up until he pulled off his glove."
The x-ray revealed a break above the second knuckle in Nick’s pinkie. That has to hurt.
Patterson is rated as a five-star recruit and the top dual-threat quarterback in the country according to Rivals. Nick is already 6-feet tall as a seventh-grader, so once he heals up, you may see him on the recruiting sites a few years from now.
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