Braxton’s been putting in real work this offseason, and it shows in how much cleaner and more confident his game looks. He’s moving with better purpose now, especially as a pass catcher, where his timing and focus have started to tighten up. You can tell he’s been getting extra reps — the way he tracks the ball and finishes catches looks more natural and less forced than before.

What stands out is the small improvements stacking up: quicker transitions in and out of his breaks, better body control in traffic, and a stronger overall feel for when to settle versus continue routes. He’s also added more consistency as a blocker, staying engaged and showing better effort through contact. Braxton looks like a player who used the offseason the right way, and it’s starting to carry over into real growth on the field.