Brandon had a strong showing during drills and competed well throughout the day. He uses his length effectively, covering ground with long strides and staying efficient getting in and out of his breaks. There’s a natural smoothness to how he moves, and he didn’t look rushed even as the tempo picked up. He stayed engaged in every rep, showed he can stay controlled through transitions, and continued to get better as drills went on. Overall, it was a solid performance that showed real upside with his movement and competitiveness.

Brandon is a versatile athlete who can make an impact on both sides of the ball. He brings a high level of energy and competitiveness, showing he’s comfortable contributing wherever his team needs him.

His athleticism and instincts allow him to play multiple roles effectively, whether it’s making plays on offense or stepping up defensively. That kind of flexibility adds real value and keeps him on the field.

As he continues to develop, Brandon’s ability to play both ways will only make him even more dangerous.

Brandon made plays when opportunities came his way and showed up on the stat sheet with an interception and multiple pass breakups. In one-on-one competition, he stayed patient in coverage, trusted his technique, and reacted quickly once the ball was in the air.

His ability to track the football and close on throws stood out finishing plays with confidence and ball skills. The interception wasn’t luck; it came from staying locked in through the route and anticipating the throw. The pass breakups reflected strong awareness and active hands at the catch point.

In a camp environment where every rep is evaluated, Brandon proved he can create turnovers and disrupt timing. That playmaking ability is exactly what you want to see from a defensive back competing against top talent.

Derrough-Harris is a dynamic two-way playmaker who makes an impact at both wide receiver and defensive back. With elite ball skills, great hands, and precise route-running, he is a reliable target on offense, capable of creating separation and making tough catches. On defense, Harris uses his quickness and excellent cover skills to lock down opposing receivers and make plays on the ball. His versatility and playmaking ability have already earned him offers from Sacramento State and North Texas, and he’s poised to be a key difference-maker heading into his sophomore season.