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Eric Weddle

American football player (born 1985)

By SimpleFunctions· Last verified 13 Sep 2026Methodology

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Velocity· first seen 2026-09-13

Why now

Eric Weddle, a standout safety who played for Utah before an extensive NFL career, is receiving renewed attention following his recent Ring of Honor induction at the University of Utah. This recognition comes as his son, Gaige Weddle, has committed as a four-star safety recruit to the Utes. The parallel between father and son—both elite defensive talents choosing to play for Utah—has generated interest from local media covering both Weddle's Hall of Honor achievement and Gaige's recruitment trajectory.

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Gaige Weddle, a four-star safety recruit, is beginning his fall visit circuit this weekend, starting a schedule of official visits to major programs. The 2025 recruiting class will determine whether Gaige stays committed to Utah or considers other options. Eric's recent Ring of Honor inclusion adds family legacy pressure and opportunity as Gaige makes his final recruitment decisions.

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2026-09-13

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