Braden Chaffin is a 6'6" Offensive Line in the 2027 class.
Chaffin attends Stevenson-Sterling Heights in Michigan.
Chaffin's Player Profile was created on January 23, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Braden
ChaffinOL
Class
2027
Height
6'6"
Weight
290
HS
Stevenson-Sterling Heights
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MI
Boss Hog Academy – Offensive Line – Quick Impressions
Fast feet made a huge difference on several blocks Does a great job getting off a punch. Not...
Written by Alex Pallone
Braden
ChaffinOL
Class
2027
Height
6'6"
Weight
290
HS
Stevenson-Sterling Heights
|
MI
Michigan’s Giants: Standout Measurables from Across the Mitten
Braden is another offensive lineman with ideal size. Standing at 6’6″ 265, Braden has the potential to be...
Written by Alex Pallone
Braden
ChaffinOL
Class
2027
Height
6'6"
Weight
290
HS
Stevenson-Sterling Heights
|
MI
Who is the best Offensive Lineman in Michigan’s Class of 2027?
Chaffin is another lineman who has received some Division 1 interest, but he’s still too raw to call...
Written by Alex Pallone
Alex Pallone | Prep Redzone Scout
Alex Pallone
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Fast feet made a huge difference on several blocks
Does a great job getting off a punch. Not half-effort like a lot of high school offensive linemen
Braden is another offensive lineman with ideal size. Standing at 6’6″ 265, Braden has the potential to be a Division 1 offensive lineman.
Braden has good highlights from his sophomore season at UofD. Generally, he’s more fundamentally polished than most offensive linemen in the class. Starting at 0:53, Braden does a great job blocking the DE before he shoots inside, then Braden picks up the DT stunt. Next play, a decent block on the RPO. Good job not getting too far upfield.
As a pass blocker, Braden has solid footwork. Still a bit to improve- he can get his feet tied up, and he’s off-balance sometimes. Then, in the run game, I’d also like to see better balance and a bit better aggressiveness.
Chaffin is another lineman who has received some Division 1 interest, but he’s still too raw to call him elite. Braden’s midseason tape is solid. A wide variety of blocks executed, and decent footwork on most of them. Though, Braden needs to find a way to play with that extra effort. He looks far too pedestrian when blocking. Don’t be afraid to impose yourself! Hit someone!