NFL Latino Youth Honors 2025 | NFL.com

Edward "Eddie" Jordan IV attended Beachside High School in Jacksonville, Florida, where he was a standout quarterback, accomplished student and respected leader. He maintained a 3.94 GPA while mentoring younger athletes through youth clinics, freshman practices and summer camps, and contributed to his school's turf management program. Proud of his Cuban heritage, Eddie embraces the values and traditions passed down through his family and carries that pride into his leadership on and off the field. Nominated by the Jacksonville Jaguars and representing the AFC South, Jordan will continue his academic and athletic career at Lafayette College, where he is committed to play football.

Isabella "Isa" Jubrey was a student-athlete at Northwest Catholic High School in Windsor, Connecticut, where she exceled as a quarterback, linebacker and cornerback while maintaining a 3.75 GPA. A two-time all-conference selection and team captain, she helped lead her team to an undefeated regular season and is a passionate advocate for expanding opportunities for girls in flag football, helping establish youth leagues and serving as an official in her community. Proud of her Dominican heritage, Isa honors her Latino roots by wearing her middle name, Ciel, on the back of her jersey, reflecting the values of family, hard work and resilience. Nominated by the New York Giants and representing the NFC East, Jubrey will continue her academic and athletic career at Gardner-Webb University, where she will play flag football.

Sophie Guitron has overcome significant challenges to emerge as a star athlete and leader. After being diagnosed with a congenital heart condition and undergoing open-heart surgery at the age of 11, she channeled her recovery into a passion for flag football. Now a league MVP and member of the U.S. National U17 Girls Flag Football Team, Guitron gives back by volunteering as a youth coach. She maintains a 4.22 GPA and takes pride in her Mexican heritage. Nominated by the Los Angeles Rams and representing the NFC West, she will continue her academic and athletic career as a scholarship flag football student-athlete at Keiser University in West Palm Beach, Florida.

Mariano Talamantez is a senior at St. Catherine's High School and an All-State Linebacker, two-time team captain and Metro Classic Defensive Player of the Year. His leadership skills and community involvement demonstrate his strong character. Academically, he maintains a 3.72 GPA while inspiring his teammates, volunteering to support his community and embracing his Mexican heritage. Nominated by the Green Bay Packers and representing the NFC North, Talamantez will continue his academic and athletic career at Carthage College in Kenosha, Wisconsin, where he is committed to play football.