We hadn’t had a fresh look at Braedon since his freshman season, but this winter the 2027 TE published highlights and it has him back in the rankings. Braedon has built a strong, sturdy frame over the years, now checking in at 6’3″ 210 lbs. His power has helped to make him a valuable asset in the Muskego offense. It has helped him to be an impactful blocker. Whether it be downfield, on the edge, or getting up to level two Braedon is able to attack quickly, get leverage, and then drive the defender away from the ball. Dibb is not afraid to throw his body around either and has several big time collisions on defenders to open up holes. Even without receiving production Braedon has offers from Whitewater and Oshkosh.

The trend continues as our next two way 2027 star is an impressive 6’2″ 190 lbs playing safety and TE for Muskego. At TE Braedon was a rough matchup for any LB/S to draw. He got clean releases, was able to stretch the field up the seam, shows that he can use his body to protect the ball at the catch, and he has soft hands to give his QB a large catch radius. On defense we have less examples on tape so far, but he has the size for the position and we see some impressive read and react from him while in a deep zone. At his current size, safety might be his best fit on varsity, but his play as a receiving option could also translate to Fridays.