Stats: 2 Receptions, 32 Yards, 10 Tackles, 3 TFLsrnAnother massively under recruited senior is the 6’4″ 190 lbs TE/DE/OLB. He will need time to fill out his long, lean frame, but I believe he could become a weapon on either side of the ball. On offense, Bradley has very soft hands, and adjusts to the ball with ease when the ball is outside his frame. The playmaker has 4.5 40 speed. Speed that allows him to stretch the field before the catch or beat pursuit angles after the catch. That speed and catch radius combination stands out from the crowd of recruits at that position.

On defense, Bushke has very solid technique. He uses his hands really consistently. His pass rush repertoire is well developed and has led to a lot of production for the Conference Defensive Player of the Year. Once he defeats the block he has that special closing speed to create a lot of pressure and TFLs/sacks. He holds one offer from Sioux Falls. Coaches need to get this kid on their boards. The talent and further potential is undeniable.

Stats: 8 Tackles, 2 TFLs, 2 INTsrnWe are seeing the long, lean edge defender playing out o fa two point stance a lot. Not only lining up that way, but proving that he can also accomplish the duties of a 3-4 OLB. What was most impressive is how quickly he was able to be effective in coverage. We didn’t see him used that way much in 2021, but the natural athlete looks smooth, and under control in coverage. He easily reads the QB’s eyes and jumps throwing lanes. His natural hands also created turnovers. Bradley made a lot of heads up plays in week one. Bushke is going to be a steal. He is no doubt an athlete that should play at the D2 level, minimum.

Great W on Friday, here are my stats (2int, 2tfl, 8 tackles, 3 receptions, 38 yards) https://t.co/sXKmQReA6P

— Bradley Bushke (@BBushke) August 22, 2022