Jashaun Corbin’s Journey from Brevard County to the Orlando Storm’s Playoff Push

For some athletes, the journey to professional success takes them as far away from home as possible. But for Orlando Storm running back Jashaun Corbin, all roads eventually lead back to Florida. From the unforgettable Friday night lights of Brevard County to the fast-paced concrete jungle of New York City, Corbin has carved out a football career built on perseverance, brotherhood, and a deep love for his home state.

Now, with the Orlando Storm locking in the number one seed and gearing up for a championship run, Corbin is having the time of his life doing what he loves, right in his own backyard.

The Roots: Florida Football and the Barbecue Bowl

If you want to understand Jashaun Corbin, you have to look at where he came from. Growing up in Brevard County, Corbin was molded by the high-stakes, talent-heavy environment of Florida high school football. For Corbin, nothing quite compares to those Friday nights—specifically, the legendary 2017 "Barbecue Bowl" between Rockledge and Cocoa. As he puts it, even West Coast football doesn't hold a candle to the atmosphere in Florida.

While Corbin takes immense pride in his time at Rockledge High School and helped put the program back on the map during his senior year and he admits his local allegiances have shifted just a bit. With family ties now at Eau Gallie (EG) and Holy Trinity (HT), Corbin’s support extends across Brevard County, even as he reminisces about the glory days of Rockledge football.


Carving a Path: From Texas A&M to FSU

Corbin’s transition to the college ranks wasn't without its hurdles. Starting his career at Texas A&M, he found himself behind veteran running back Trayveon Williams (who would go on to be drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals). Instead of backing down, Corbin carved his way out on special teams before making the pivotal decision to return to his home state and transfer to Florida State. It was a brilliant move. Back in Florida, Corbin found his footing, rushing for over 1,200 yards and proving he had elite next-level talent.



The Big Apple Switch-Up

That talent took him straight to the NFL, where he signed with the New York Giants. Moving from "little Brevard County" to the bright lights of New York City was a massive culture shock, but Corbin embraced the fast-paced lifestyle. More importantly, he shattered the stigma that the NFL is strictly a cold, calculating business. During his time in New York, he found a genuine brotherhood among veterans and young guys alike, resulting in a playoff run his rookie year.




Storm Life: The Joy of the Hometown Advantage

After navigating the turbulent waters of professional football, Corbin has found a true home with the Orlando Storm. For the first time since high school, he’s playing professionally right in front of his home base. Despite a rocky start to the 2026 season, the locker room culture kept his spirits high. Now, riding the wave of a winning season and a playoff berth, Corbin is keeping his trademark "even-keel" demeanor as the Storm chase a championship.

The Playoff Push: See You in Daytona

The Storm earned the #1 seed and the right to home-field advantage. So, when rumors swirled that the team might have to travel to Columbus, Ohio the furthest market in the league for the playoffs, the locker room wasn't exactly thrilled.

Thankfully, the league and ownership stepped up. While Corbin jokes that they could have played at old Florida Tech (FIT) or Palm Bay High, the team ultimately secured Bethune-Cookman's Daytona Municipal Stadium for their playoff matchup. For Corbin and his fans, an hour's drive up the road is a massive win, keeping the hometown energy alive for what promises to be an electric playoff run.

Keep it locked on Queen Media Sports Report for all exclusive coverage as Jashaun Corbin and the Orlando Storm chase the championship!

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