Brynnen makes his rankings debut coming in just outside the top 50 and is a top 10 DL prospect at #7. A player I saw live at the National Preps Showcase in May, and he put on a show. Really high on his potential and impact going into this fall season. Brynnen plays with nice strength & intensity. Playing both OT and DT, he looks to be an impact IDL going forward. At DT, he’s got a quick first step and pop off the snap. Able to get skinny and shoot gaps with burst. He fights through contact, shows power at the POA. Has an array of pass rush moves he can use, showcasing a club move, push/pull, rip. Overall Brynnen plays with active hands and high motor. While also playing with nice physicality and a violent player. He will hit through the ball carrier as well as a consistent tackler in the hole. Overall he is a nice athlete for his size with good feet and ability to move north-south & east-west.

Holding an offer from Morgan State right now, I expect a breakout season from Brynnen this fall that should garner him plenty of P4 interest. Overall he is a nice athlete for his size with good feet and ability to move north-south & east-west that colleges look for from interior lineman.

Brynnen was one of the top overall performers on the day at the National Preps Showcase and is a name to know going into next fall. Measuring in at 6’3″ 258lbs with a yoked up frame, Brynnen passes the eye ball test. He also ran a 5.10 laser 40 and broad jumped 9’0 1/2″. Those back up the nice size/athleticism combination Brynnen possesses. Being a basketball player who can dunk no problem already that checks out. During drill work he showed off his quickness, COD ability, explosiveness & fluidity as a runner. In 1v1s Brynnen was dominant. With a quick first step he won rep with active hands, club/slapping away the OL’s hands and ripping through their arms. He was physical with a high energy, and out worked blockers at the POA. Brynnen is a prospect on the rise and has P4 potential going forward.