Braceson Mitchell is a 6'4" Defensive Line in the 2028 class.
Mitchell attends Searcy in Arkansas.
Mitchell's Player Profile was created on March 1, 2024.
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Braceson
MitchellDL
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
Weight
290
HS
Searcy
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AR
Arkansas Pipeline: 2028 Prospects Aiming to Play on Saturday’s
Braceson Mitchell will garner more attention this fall for Searcy. He displays good upfield burst off the snap,...
Written by Colton Edwards
Braceson
MitchellDL
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
Weight
290
HS
Searcy
|
AR
2025 PRZ-AR COMBINE: Second Team All-Camp
Braceson Mitchell once again showcased his power and quickness off the snap, effectively challenging opposing offensive linemen. His...
Written by Colton Edwards
Braceson
MitchellDL
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
Weight
290
HS
Searcy
|
AR
05/18 PRZ-AR COMBINE PREVIEW: Top Ranked Prospects in Attendance
Braceson Mitchell is an athletic big man with impressive physicality at the point of attack. He recently visited...
Written by Colton Edwards
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Braceson MitchellBracesonMitchell
6'4" | 290 lbs | DL
Searcy | 2028 StateAR
will garner more attention this fall for Searcy. He displays good upfield burst off the snap, enabling him to effectively beat the OL on both the inside and the outside with good foot quickness and bend. Keep an eye on him.
Braceson MitchellBracesonMitchell
6'4" | 290 lbs | DL
Searcy | 2028 StateAR
once again showcased his power and quickness off the snap, effectively challenging opposing offensive linemen. His powerful bull rush generated pressure in the pocket, due to his good hand placement and active footwork. Be sure to add him to your recruiting board.
He displays good upfield burst off the snap, enabling him to effectively beat the OL on both the inside and outside by utilizing good foot quickness and bend. Mitchell consistently makes plays in the backfield, showcasing active feet, good hand placement, and pad level to establish leverage. This allows him to drive offensive linemen backward, creating pressure in the pocket and making plays at the LOS. Add him to your recruiting board.