Brady Barrowman is a 6'5" Offensive Line in the 2024 class.
Barrowman attends Minooka in Illinois.
Barrowman's Player Profile was created on June 4, 2022.
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Brady
BarrowmanOL
Class
2024
Height
6'5"
Weight
275
HS
Minooka
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IL
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Brady
BarrowmanOL
Class
2024
Height
6'5"
Weight
275
HS
Minooka
|
IL
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Tony Shiffman | Prep Redzone Scout
Tony Shiffman
Prep Redzone Scout
Brady is a super athletic 6’6 behemoth from Minooka who has the frame to add another 40 or 50 pounds to his already 265 body. He can play either tackle spot and shows good patience in his pass sets as well as dominating form in his run blocking. A real good finisher who knows how to use his long arms to his advantage, he has gotten some good interest from EMU, Miami (OH), NIU and Ball State. Look for him to enter his senior season with multiple offers. His Twitter handle is @BarrowmanBrady
Everyone knows about Minooka’s O-Line duo of Ryan SusnarRyanSusnar
6'3" | 260 lbs | OL
Minooka | 2023 StateIL
and Carter GessnerCarterGessner
6'3" | 260 lbs | OL
Minooka | 2023 StateIL
but not many know about newcomer Mr. Barrowman. Heading into this season, I had him on the watchlist as there wasn’t any film on him and I wanted to see how he would perform with his new team. Standing at 6’6, he has a good frame and long reach to hold down the offensive tackle position. Throughout his highlights so far, he does a good job in pass protection of mirroring rushing defenders and tying them up at the point of attack once he latches on. In his run blocking clips, he showcases a multitude of working in-line and on the move. When he works in-line, he flashes his quick punch to get his hands inside and drives his feet to get a push creating a hole for his teammate to hit. What I’m interested to see more out of the rest of this fall season is his ability to work on the move and out in space. With that being said, there was one clip where he did so and was moving well to pick up 2nd level blocks. Overall, I wouldn’t be surprised if more people start putting this young man on their radar at the end of this fall season as he’s currently positioning himself as a balanced OT that can make his impact felt in both offensive attacks. Currently has some interest from the MAC Conference, expect this to increase once this season is concluded. Twitter