Brailon Davis is a 6'4" Quarterback in the 2028 class.
Davis attends All Saints Episcopal-Fort Worth in Texas.
Davis's Player Profile was created on January 6, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Brailon
DavisQB
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
Weight
195
HS
All Saints Episcopal-Fort Worth
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TX
Texas QB’s: Letting It Fly
Davis has been making the most of his opportunities early on, totaling 734 passing yards and 8 touchdowns....
Written by Alin Edouard
Brailon
DavisQB
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
Weight
195
HS
All Saints Episcopal-Fort Worth
|
TX
Texas Private School Studs Who Shined in Week 1
Davis played with a calmness that stood out throughout the game, staying poised from the opening snap to...
Written by Alin Edouard
Brailon
DavisQB
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
Weight
195
HS
All Saints Episcopal-Fort Worth
|
TX
Texas Top 22 Showcase: Elite Performers Take Center Stage
Davis has seen his buzz continue to rise on the recruiting trail this offseason and the rising junior...
Written by Marcus Henry
Brailon
DavisQB
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
Weight
195
HS
All Saints Episcopal-Fort Worth
|
TX
Texas Talent Shines On Day One at the YAA All American Showcase
Davis was one of the top overall performers on day one of the YAA All American Showcase. His...
Written by Marcus Henry
Brailon
DavisQB
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
Weight
195
HS
All Saints Episcopal-Fort Worth
|
TX
2028 Watchlist: The Ones to Watch
Brailon is a quarterback who is determined to elevate his game this season. Over the offseason, he has...
Written by Alin Edouard
Brailon
DavisQB
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
Weight
195
HS
All Saints Episcopal-Fort Worth
|
TX
PRZ Stock Up Showcase Dallas MVPs
Davis had an impressive showing at the PRZ Dallas Stock Up Showcase, earning quarterback MVP honors with a...
Written by Marcus Henry
Alin Edouard | Prep Redzone Scout
Alin Edouard
Prep Redzone Scout
Davis has been making the most of his opportunities early on, totaling 734 passing yards and 8 touchdowns. He’s shown the ability to keep the offense on schedule and finish drives when the chance is there. With the production already starting to pile up, Davis is a quarterback worth keeping on the radar.
Davis played with a calmness that stood out throughout the game, staying poised from the opening snap to the final whistle. He never looked rushed and consistently made the right decisions when the defense brought pressure. His ability to stay composed and keep the offense on schedule made him one of the quarterbacks who caught my attention in Week 1.
Davis has seen his buzz continue to rise on the recruiting trail this offseason and the rising junior to be had a stellar performance at the Texas Top 22 Showcase. His ability to make every throw on the route tree, combined with an athletic 6-foot-4 frame make him an attractive prospect. Davis was selected as one the top performers. His accuracy was on point, he delivered throws on time and in rhythm during the 1v1s and 7v7 periods. His throwing motion is compact, he has clean footwork and his quick release allows him to fit the football into tight coverage windows consistently for completions. Davis sees the field well and his ability to throw with anticipation enables him to aid in his receivers winning their matchups routinely.
Davis is making a steady climb this offseason on the recruiting trail, picking up an offer from Syracuse in May. He will be a prospect to keep a close watch on this fall.
Davis was one of the top overall performers on day one of the YAA All American Showcase. His game has continued to flourish this offseason at camps and on the 7v7 circuit, which has begun to cement himself as one of the fastest-rising quarterbacks in the DFW region.
The 2028 signal caller displayed a strong arm, clean mechanics, and excellent touch on the deep ball throughout the day. Davis consistently delivered accurate throws at all three levels of the field while showcasing a quick release and polished footwork.
He moved well during individual drills, demonstrating balance, pocket mobility, and the ability to engage his hips effectively while driving throws into tight coverage windows for completions. Davis also handled pressure situations well during the pass rush periods.
After a productive offseason on the camp and 7-on-7 circuit, Davis is primed for a breakout junior season. He recently picked up an offer from Syracuse and continues to see his recruitment trend upward.
Brailon is a quarterback who is determined to elevate his game this season. Over the offseason, he has focused on refining his mechanics, improving his footwork in the pocket, and sharpening his decision-making under pressure. He has a strong arm and the ability to deliver accurate passes to all levels of the field, and his growing confidence allows him to lead the offense with poise.
Davis had an impressive showing at the PRZ Dallas Stock Up Showcase, earning quarterback MVP honors with a performance that highlighted his growing potential. Davis displayed excellent footwork during the quarterback drills, pairing his athletic frame with a strong arm that commanded attention. He showed the ability to throw on the run with pinpoint accuracy and demonstrated great touch on deep passes during the 1v1 sessions. What sets Davis apart is his knack for making throws into tight passing windows, a skill that suggests a bright future as a playmaker under center. As he continues to mature and refine his game, Davis is poised to flourish on Friday nights. He is a prospect to keep an eye on in the 2028 class.