Braydee McClure is a 6'0" Athlete in the 2027 class.
McClure attends North County in Missouri.
McClure's Player Profile was created on July 7, 2024.
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Put up huge testing numbers at the June Lindenwood camp with 4.38×40, 35.1vj, 10’7bj at 6000 182. Dual...
Written by Niel Stopczynski
Braydee
McClureATH
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
Weight
180
HS
North County
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MO
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Just an overall gamer at the Quarterback position. Sometimes you can just tell that a football player just...
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Niel Stopczynski | Prep Redzone Scout
Niel Stopczynski
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Put up huge testing numbers at the June Lindenwood camp with 4.38×40, 35.1vj, 10’7bj at 6000 182. Dual threat read option quarterback that put up 2081 total yards and 23 touchdowns in 2025, and worked out at both receiver and defensive back in the camp setting. Popped on tape with the ball in hand creating plays with elusiveness and escapability. Has very good overall athletic ability and the potential to settle in at multiple positions at the college level. Southern Illinois came through earlier in July to extend his first Division I offer, and McClure committed. Was projected to get a proper share of Division I and Division II looks this fall and still likely will with a dynamic senior year.
Just an overall gamer at the Quarterback position.
Sometimes you can just tell that a football player just has what it takes to win football games. If I were a football coach for North County, I would sleep pretty good at night knowing I have Mccluer under center. He just gets the job done and that’s all you want from your QB. Mccluer’s best attribute is his ability to use his legs, he is an electric ball carrier at the Quarterback position. North County uses a lot of designed runs for Mccluer, and he reads his blocks very well, it’s pretty natural for Mccluer.
Braydee is entering his junior year, and his arm is getting better and better every game he’s played in. Soon I see him putting it all together his final two years and get some college offers pretty soon.