Though primarily known for his YouTube fame and massive social media following, Deestroying is far more than just an internet celebrity. He’s a former UCF kicker who lost his scholarship for choosing to monetize his YouTube channel, a controversial NCAA decision that ironically helped accelerate modern NIL reforms. Since then, he’s stayed dedicated to kicking, training, and documenting his progress while kicking competitively in leagues like the XFL.

Here’s why Baltimore should give Deestroying a shot:

1. Raw Talent and Real Production
Despite limited game reps at the professional level, Deestroying has demonstrated a legitimate leg. In his short stint with the San Antonio Brahmas, he went 5-of-7 on field goals before suffering an injury — the same issue that sidelined him in previous seasons. While injury concerns are real, his accuracy under pressure and continued development show he has the base talent worth investing in.

2. A Competitive Fire
Deestroying didn’t just walk into opportunities — he earned them. Whether through his viral videos, grueling workouts, or relentless grind in spring leagues, he’s proven his work ethic is no gimmick. He’s put in the reps behind the scenes to match the hype in front of the camera. The Ravens, an organization known for valuing toughness and dedication, could appreciate that kind of mental edge in a kicking competition.

3. Special Teams Depth & Low Risk
Bringing in Deestroying doesn’t require a multi-year deal or guaranteed money. It’s a camp invite, plain and simple — a chance to compete with other hopefuls and earn the job. Even if he doesn’t win the starting role, his presence adds depth in the preseason and pushes other kickers to be sharper. For a team like Baltimore that leans heavily on field position and special teams execution, this kind of competition is a win.

4. Unmatched Marketing and Fan Engagement
Let’s not ignore the reality of modern sports: audience matters. Signing Deestroying would instantly energize younger fans and massively expand the Ravens’ digital footprint. His loyal following would flood M&T Bank Stadium and the team’s social media channels. In an era where brand growth matters as much as player performance, this move brings real upside with minimal financial commitment.

5. A Second Chance Story
There’s poetic symmetry to giving a player once shunned by the college system a real shot in the NFL. Deestroying’s story is one of resilience, sacrifice, and belief in oneself — the same traits the Ravens often preach as part of their culture. With the right coaching and structure, Baltimore could be the franchise to help him finally bridge the gap from viral sensation to NFL player.

Bottom Line:
Baltimore needs a new kicker. Deestroying needs a new opportunity. The upside is there — both athletically and commercially — for this to be a smart move with very little risk. Give the man a shot, let the competition speak for itself, and maybe, just maybe, the Ravens could find their next unlikely star.

Deestroying, the popular YouTuber-turned-kicker, had made strides this season, going 5-for-7 on field goal attempts before his latest setback. However, concerns are mounting about his durability after another injury just three games into the season — a troubling pattern that mirrors his brief stint last year, which also ended early due to injury.

With Deestroying out, the Brahmas are turning to a more experienced option in Vizcaino. The 27-year-old kicker has spent time with several NFL teams over the past six years. In limited NFL action, Vizcaino has made 11 of 12 field goal attempts (91.7%) and 15 of 20 extra points (75%), with his longest successful kick being a 47-yarder for the San Francisco 49ers back in 2020.

While fans are eager to see Vizcaino take the field, the spotlight remains on Deestroying’s future. After two seasons cut short by injury, questions are surfacing about whether he can physically withstand the grind of professional football. Despite his high-profile journey from viral content creator to pro athlete, the reality of the sport may be catching up to him.

Is this latest injury a temporary setback — or a sign that Deestroying’s football career may be in jeopardy?

The Brahmas and their fans will be hoping for a speedy recovery, but the clock may be ticking on one of the XFL’s most unique stories.

Well that is ok because the undrafted kicker just inked a new deal and is signed for 2021.

So what team will Deestroying be signing to? Who did Deestroying sign with after going undrafted?

The answer is: WME of course. That’s right, Deestroying signed with WME according to a report by The Hollywood Insider.