Braiden is a special player due to his incredible ability to perfectly adapt to the behavior of the defense. In other words, Braiden can easily build running gaps for ball carriers no matter how many opposing defenders stand in his way. The 6’5 senior played a phenomenal 2022 campaign for the Southwestern offense, as they ranked 18th in total offense and 9th in total rushing statewide. In most of these big-yardage plays, Braiden is orchestrating these large-gain runs by bulldozing his way past all the defensive linemen like feathers and keeping up with the ball carrier to prevent any defenders to stop his pursuit toward the endzone. Finally, his ability to last on the line protecting his quarterback for long periods of time is a piece of cake for him as he seen protecting for 10+ seconds frequently. There is a lot of pure talent that Braiden possesses and most of these traits match those of successful linemen at D1 schools. Be on the lookout for Braiden and his collegiate football career.

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My final offensive lineman on this team is senior Braiden Myers Braiden Myers 6'5" | 290 lbs | OL Southwestern | 2023 State KY from Southwestern. Myers lines up at left tackle and is a mauler in the run game. He has an explosive first step out of his stance and keeps his feet running through contact to create movement off the line of scrimmage. Myers also does a great job of getting out in front of the ball carrier in the open field and destroying anything in his path. He is also very reliable in pass protection as he does a great job mirroring pass rushers off the edge. Even if Myers falls behind, he keeps working to make sure he drives his man away from the quarterback. Braiden currently holds offers from Austin Peay and Cumberlands (KY), and I wouldn’t be surprised to see more come his way as he has received a ton of college interest and has the talent to find success at the next level.