UCLA offensive coordinator visits four-star Ohio State commit
The UCLA Bruins had offensive cooridnator Dean Kennedy visit QB recruit Brady Edmunds on Thursday despite him being committed to Ohio State.
It isn’t over until it’s over. That’s the case for both the UCLA Bruins football program recruiting and for quarterback Brady Edmunds. Edmunds is currently committed to head to Ohio State but he took a visit from UCLA offensive coordinator Dean Kennedy earlier this week.
Kennedy met Edmunds on Thursday despite the fact that the quarterback has been committed to the Buckeyes since December of 2024 but could the UCLA Bruins be making a run at flipping the quarterback? Edmunds has only had an official visit with Ohio State but could UCLA heave a heat check on the 6’5” quarterback? New UCLA head coach Bob Chesney is off to an unbelievable start to his recruiting with the Bruins and flipping a recruit of Edmunds’ caliber would be his most impressive move yet.
UCLA OC Dean Kennedy visiting Ohio State 4-star QB commit Brady Edmunds today🐻 (📷: @bradyedmunds9 ) Read: https://t. co/zpdKLhLpKc pic. twitter.
com/TfAyprXmC1 — Rivals (@Rivals) May 7, 2026 247 Sports has Edmunds as the No. 16 quarterback in the class, which would give UCLA a clear predecessor for Nico Iamaleava whenever the Bruins current starting quarterback decides to head to the professional level. It’d be a full circle moment for the Bruins, as Edmunds was originally recruited to Ohio State by former UCLA head coach Chip Kelly, who bailed on UCLA to go run the Buckeyes offense.