Braelon Dorsey Braelon Dorsey 6'1" | 180 lbs | ATH Mount Saint Joseph High School | 2027 State MD is one of those rare athletes with great size (6’1″) and athleticism. He screams he is a Division One prospect. With his size, speed, and athleticism, it is hard not to notice him. He was one of the best players on Black Ops team all weekend. He recently visited Delaware. I expect his recruitment will blow up soon.

I’m excited to see Braelon Dorsey Braelon Dorsey 6'1" | 180 lbs | ATH Mount Saint Joseph High School | 2027 State MD compete on both sides of the ball this weekend. With good size at 6’1”, 175 pounds, he has the physical tools to match up well against top receivers while also contributing offensively. His versatility will be key in a 7-on-7 setting where athleticism and instincts are critical. Dorsey has the potential to make an impact in multiple phases of the game.

Braelon Dorsey Braelon Dorsey 6'1" | 180 lbs | ATH Mount Saint Joseph High School | 2027 State MD is a weapon on offense at Mount St. Joseph High School, producing at receiver with the ability to rack up yards after catch and make contested grabs. Defensively, he plays with urgency from his safety position, consistently making touchdown-saving tackles in pursuit. Dorsey is a prospect with the potential to have a breakout season in 2027 with the right opportunities, and he’s a player to keep a close eye on, currently holding 1 offer from Syracuse.

Braelon is a player I’ve been watching since before his freshman year in 7v7s, practices, games, and most recently at the National Preps Spring Showcase. He recently transferred from Boys Latin to MSJ and will have to sit out a chunk of the year due to MIAA rules. Never want to see a player get less action on film so Braelon will have to show out this year when he gets his chances.

Last year at BL he played both sides of the ball, but his home will be made on defense. Naturally smooth as CB in his backpedal & in transition, he showed polished technique for a freshman. Braelon as fluid hips able to turn & run with no loss of momentum, stays in phase and attached to the receiver’s hip. This allows him to be in good position to make plays on the ball. Athletic player overall, he goes up and gets it and shows strong hands. Good size at 6’1″ for a CB or S, Braelon is a prospect that should be getting some strong interest from colleges after his sophomore year.