When Santa needs to get his gifts out in a hurry, call Amari Brown Amari Brown 5'8" | 200 lbs | RB Pueblo Central | 2025 State CO from Pueblo Central. On November 8^th, Brown needed 16 carries to amass 300 yards on the ground and four touchdowns. If that game didn’t remind you of the movie The Polar Express, the following week against Lutheran was the nightmare before Christmas when he carried the ball for a season-high 35 times and rushed for a whopping 325 yards and three touchdowns.

Brown delivered a historic performance for Pueblo Central, rushing for 325 yards and 3 touchdowns on 35 carries. Averaging an incredible 9 yards per carry, Brown dominated the game with his ability to break tackles and pick up chunk yardage. His relentless running style and knack for taking over games have made him one of the most exciting players in 3A football. As Pueblo Central prepares for the next round, Brown’s ability to impose his will on defenses will be the key to their success and potentially propel him to even greater heights.

Brown led Pueblo Central to a victory over Coronado on Friday.  Making a big impact on both sides of the field. The 5’9 190-pound RB/SS had 16 carries for 290 yards and 4 touchdowns. On the defensive side, he had 2 tackles, 1 interception returned for a touchdown. Brown has very good athletic ability due to elite balance, very good acceleration, speed, and change of direction. His balance is off the charts! When he starts to stumble, or gets tackled, he regains composure and keeps churning downfield for a big gain. One play, he hurdled over a defender! Brown has very good vision to diagnose which holes to run through. If one isn’t open, he uses dynamic jump cuts to pivot to the next hole. He’s a physical running back, and uses his very good trucking to run though linebackers. Brown has a very good stiff arm too. On defense, he used his very good ball tracking to pluck the ball out of the air, and return it for a touchdown. All around phenomenal performance from Brown, who is looking to build upon it in the 2^nd round.

Brown’s explosive ability was on full display in his game for Pueblo Central, as the talented running back tore through the defense for 185 yards on just 15 carries. Brown consistently picked up big chunks of yardage, using his speed and vision to break into the open field and evade tacklers. His explosiveness kept the defense on edge, knowing that any play could turn into a game-breaking run. Brown also found the end zone once, using his quickness to punch it in when his team needed it. His ability to turn routine carries into big plays is what makes him a special player to watch.