Baby Gronk's Texas A&M post leaves CFB fans trolling the 'football celeb': "Please delete this before the Longhorns findout"

Baby Gronk is back in the news. The internet sensation has announced a new football program he wants to join when his college career starts. This time, he has announced his commitment to the Texas A&M Aggies.

The 11-year-old has become a football celebrity and has amassed over 3,000,000 followers on social media. He recently went viral for his photograph with LSU gymnastics sensation Olivia Dunne. But his commitment to Texas A&M didn't go well with some fans.

This fan shot two birds with one stone, trolling both Baby Gronk and Texas A&M in a single statement.

Madden San Miguel got his nickname due to his above-average build like NFL legend Rob Gronkowski. The marketing of the social media influencer is in the hands of the boy’s father, Jake San Miguel, who is adamant that the kid’s size has nothing to do with his apparent football prowess.

The man behind the Baby Gronk phenomenon

Baby Gronk’s father, Jake San Miguel, has already revealed that every move, as far as content on social media is concerned, is planned meticulously. His contacts in the marketing world have enabled him to take the boy to visit over 20 football programs. And the ultimate aim of this marketing barrage is to take Madden to the NFL in the future.

But using an 11-year-old kid has made the real Gronk uncomfortable. In June, former New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski said that the schtick is awkward.

As it doesn't look like the campaign to take the junior San Miguel to the NFL is going to stop anytime soon, is it all game or is it taking it too far, as Gronk felt?

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Shivam is a College Sports writer at Sportskeeda with an MA in Politics and International and Area Studies. Shivam has over four years of reporting experience working with The Pioneer and Opoyi, among others.

He is a fan of Alabama because of the Nick Saban dynasty and also admires Colorado due to coach Deion Sanders. Saban is his favorite coach of all time and Shivam considers Jalen Hurts and Tua Tagovailoa as the most watchable players in the NFL right now. Shivam thinks Hurts’ comeback to save the day for Alabama in 2018 (after being benched in the national championship game in 2017) is the most iconic moment in college sports.

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