Brady Mathews is a 6'2" Offensive Line in the 2026 class.
Mathews attends Apex in North Carolina.
Mathews's Player Profile was created on June 17, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Brady
MathewsOL
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
280
HS
Apex
|
NC
2026 OL Stock-Risers
We’ve written frequently about Mathews, but the focus has mostly been on his steady work on the recruiting...
Written by Will Helms
Brady
MathewsOL
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
280
HS
Apex
|
NC
Davidson Mega Camp Offensive Players To Watch
Brady has stacked some impressive accolades so far in his career, earning first team All-Conference and 2nd team...
Written by Matt Morrow
Brady
MathewsOL
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
280
HS
Apex
|
NC
Community Film Room Episode 4
Mathews doesn’t have elite size and length, but he’s not lacking in either department by any means. He’s...
Written by Will Helms
Will Helms | Prep Redzone Scout
Will Helms
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
We’ve written frequently about Mathews, but the focus has mostly been on his steady work on the recruiting trail, as he’s picked up a slew of offers in the last two months. That speaks to his work ethic and his ability to perform under pressure in camp settings. He’s a balanced lineman who continues to improve both physically and technically.
Brady has stacked some impressive accolades so far in his career, earning first team All-Conference and 2nd team All-Region honors last season. Brady reports a 4.4 GPA, fitting in well with the academic focus of this camp. I thought Brady moved well athletically throughout the agility circuit and individual drills portion of the showcase. Brady picked up an offer from Oberlin College after his strong camp performance, which was well deserved based on what I saw.
Mathews doesn’t have elite size and length, but he’s not lacking in either department by any means. He’s a cheat code in counter, because his first step and lateral quickness are excellent. Accordingly, he’s able to get out as a puller and kick out linebackers and edge rushers to open massive holes for his backs. I really like the clip at the 1:22 mark. The defensive tackle bails, so he doesn’t have anyone to block on the line of scrimmage. Instead, he patiently waits and walls off the linebacker to make a running lane.