Braden Storm is a 6'3" Defensive Line/Long Snapper in the 2029 class.
Storm attends John Marshall in West Virginia.
Storm's Player Profile was created on July 16, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Braden
StormDL/LS
Class
2029
Height
6'3"
Weight
230
HS
John Marshall
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WV
Midseason Movers: 10 Stock-Rising Defensive Linemen to Know
The versatility of 2029 John Marshall OL/DL/LS Braden Storm is a big part of what makes him an...
Written by Matthew Layton
Braden
StormDL/LS
Class
2029
Height
6'3"
Weight
230
HS
John Marshall
|
WV
2026 Team Preview: John Marshall Monarchs
BREAKOUT CANDIDATE One underrated player to know for the future is 2029 LS/OL Braden Storm . It’s not...
Written by Matthew Layton
Braden
StormDL/LS
Class
2029
Height
6'3"
Weight
230
HS
John Marshall
|
WV
2029 Special Teams Standouts : 6 Early Specialists to Know
John Marshall has identified an early building block in the specialist game with 2029 long snapper Braden Storm...
Written by Matthew Layton
Braden
StormDL/LS
Class
2029
Height
6'3"
Weight
230
HS
John Marshall
|
WV
Friday Night Freshmen: The Future of Class AAA (Pt. 2)
2029 John Marshall prospect Braden Storm is starting as a long snapper and seeing time along the offensive...
Written by Matthew Layton
Matthew Layton | Prep Redzone Scout
Matthew Layton
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
The versatility of 2029 John Marshall OL/DL/LS Braden StormBradenStorm
6'3" | 230 lbs | DL/LS
John Marshall | 2029 WV
is a big part of what makes him an intriguing young prospect, as he’s already getting significant work in all three phases for the Monarchs. Storm first caught our attention as a freshman seeing time along the offensive line and as a long snapper, but his move into the defensive line rotation has opened another avenue for his development. He’s added good size to his 6’3 frame since last season and is now up to 230 pounds, giving him the strength to be a handful at defensive end. Storm is still raw as a pass rusher and getting off blocks, but he has flashed the physical ability to see his upside as he continues developing his hands and technique. Being a three-phase starter at this stage is rare, and Storm’s versatility makes him a name to know in the 2029 class.
One underrated player to know for the future is 2029 LS/OL Braden StormBradenStorm
6'3" | 230 lbs | DL/LS
John Marshall | 2029 WV
. It’s not often a freshman earns meaningful varsity snaps at the specialist and offensive line positions, but Storm handled long-snapping duties with consistency while also stepping up along the offensive line when called upon. He has the frame college coaches like to see at the LS position, and he moves well enough to get downfield in coverage after the snap. Long snappers rarely receive much attention, but Storm gives John Marshall a strong foundation in an area that often gets overlooked.
John Marshall has identified an early building block in the specialist game with 2029 long snapper Braden StormBradenStorm
6'3" | 230 lbs | DL/LS
John Marshall | 2029 WV
, who has taken on a varsity role during his freshman season. Storm has handled long-snapping duties consistently while also providing depth along the offensive line when needed, gaining valuable experience on Friday nights. His 6’2, 205-pound frame and athletic movement give him an ideal foundation for the position, and he’s shown the ability to get downfield quickly in punt coverage after the snap. With his early exposure and well-rounded skill set, Storm projects as a long snapper to watch closely as he continues to develop.
2029 John Marshall prospect Braden StormBradenStorm
6'3" | 230 lbs | DL/LS
John Marshall | 2029 WV
is starting as a long snapper and seeing time along the offensive line for the Monarchs in his freshman season. They’ve been riddled with injuries at the OL position, and Storm has stepped up to fill a need. He’s doing a great job at long snapper as a freshman and has a bright future for the position with his 6’2 205 frame and quality athleticism. Storm does a great job of covering punts and is quick to get downfield after his snap, which is great to see in a young snapper.