Jarrett Stidham will start the Broncos’ regular-season home finale, making his parents pleased once again.
Stidham was a football standout at Stephenville High School in Texas. Furthermore, Jarrett’s parents were among his most ardent advocates and motivators. He had a very close bond with his mother. Jarrett Ryan Stidham was born on August 8, 1996, in Corbin, Kentucky. When Jarrett was nine years old, his family moved from Kentucky.
Stidham originally committed to Texas Tech University after high school, but then changed his mind and transferred to Baylor University. He made his debut against Kansas State in his first game. Stidham, on the other hand, had a back injury in the first quarter of his second game versus Oklahoma but managed to continue in the game. Stidham announced his departure from Baylor after a controversy involving his head coach. He attended a community college for a semester before transferring and playing for Auburn. Furthermore, the quarterback has previously played for the New England Patriots and the Las Vegas Raiders, and he is now under contract with the Denver Broncos.
Who Are Jarrett Stidham’s Parents? Rochelle Stidham and Juder
Jarrett Stidham is the son of Juder and Rochelle Stidham. Similarly, he is not his parent’s only child; he has an older brother called Juder IV. Jarrett Stidham’s father, Juder, used to take him and his brother to see the Wildcats play at Commonwealth Stadium when he was a kid. Furthermore, anytime Jarrett does anything, his father is always the most proud.
During an interview, his father proudly said that his son could pick up a ball and throw it 20 yards at the age of five, outperforming many children who had to use two hands and couldn’t throw more than five yards. At Stephenville High, he ultimately became the nation’s second-ranked dual-threat quarterback. Furthermore, Jarrett claims that his grandpa used to own a car business. Jarrett has a strong connection with both of his parents, especially his mother. However, for unclear reasons, he left his mother’s home in 2014 and started living with the Copeland family.
The Copelands Are His Second Family
The Copelands, who lived in Stephenville, Texas, were a hardworking family with a blue-collar mindset. The family also includes Matt and Katy Copeland, as well as their three children, Kalen, Marin, and Larsen Copeland, who are 18, 16, and 10 years old, respectively. Similarly, the quarterback treated the three girls as if they were his brothers.
Jarrett received financial assistance from the Copelands, as well as a crucial life lesson. Similarly, Matt Copeland states, “Jarrett is as much a part of our family as our girls.” Jarrett regards the Copelands as wonderful people and a gift in his life. When questioned about his choice to live with the Copelands, Jarrett remarked, “I don’t want to get too in-depth, but they are as much family to me as anybody else.”
After many years in the sporting world, the family still loves Jarrett as if he were their brother or son, and they continue to cheer him on in his bouts. Matt and Katy have a tight friendship with the quarterback’s wife in addition to Jarrett.
