Brayden Bailey
Brayden Bailey
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Brayden Bailey
Brayden
Bailey
5'10" | 160 lbs | DB
Holy Innocents Episcopal | 2028
State
GA
is quickly emerging from one of football’s most legendary family shadows and carving out a name of his own in the Class of 2028 landscape. The Holy Innocents’ Episcopal (Atlanta, GA) cornerback who wears No. 24, just like his father did, Brayden made an immediate impact this season by totaling 40 tackles and 2 interceptions while also contributing on offense and special teams, showing playmaking instincts beyond his years. What makes Brayden’s story even more compelling is his first college offer, which he received from Colorado Buffaloes under head coach Deion Sanders, a moment he described as unforgettable after it was extended in front of the entire team during a visit to Boulder.
Though still early in his high-school career, Bailey’s recruitment continues to gain momentum. Programs like Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets have already offered him opportunities, and schools such as Florida Atlantic Owls, Georgia State Panthers, and others have shown interest, signaling that his recruitment could grow quickly. Standing around 5-11 with versatile athletic ability and a natural feel for coverage, Brayden has the foundation to follow his father’s footsteps while defining his own legacy. With several seasons still ahead of him in high school, expectations are high that he’ll put up even bigger numbers, continue stacking offers, and become a name many college programs are eager to recruit not just as Champ Bailey’s son, but as
Brayden Bailey
Brayden
Bailey
5'10" | 160 lbs | DB
Holy Innocents Episcopal | 2028
State
GA
: a complete DB talent in the 2028 class.
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Brayden Bailey
Brayden
Bailey
5'10" | 160 lbs | DB
Holy Innocents Episcopal | 2028
State
GA
is quickly emerging from one of football’s most legendary family shadows and carving out a name of his own in the Class of 2028 landscape. The Holy Innocents’ Episcopal (Atlanta, GA) cornerback who wears No. 24, just like his father did, Brayden made an immediate impact this season by totaling 40 tackles and 2 interceptions while also contributing on offense and special teams, showing playmaking instincts beyond his years. What makes Brayden’s story even more compelling is his first college offer, which he received from Colorado Buffaloes under head coach Deion Sanders, a moment he described as unforgettable after it was extended in front of the entire team during a visit to Boulder.
Though still early in his high-school career, Bailey’s recruitment continues to gain momentum. Programs like Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets have already offered him opportunities, and schools such as Florida Atlantic Owls, Georgia State Panthers, and others have shown interest, signaling that his recruitment could grow quickly. Standing around 5-11 with versatile athletic ability and a natural feel for coverage, Brayden has the foundation to follow his father’s footsteps while defining his own legacy. With several seasons still ahead of him in high school, expectations are high that he’ll put up even bigger numbers, continue stacking offers, and become a name many college programs are eager to recruit not just as Champ Bailey’s son, but as
Brayden Bailey
Brayden
Bailey
5'10" | 160 lbs | DB
Holy Innocents Episcopal | 2028
State
GA
: a complete DB talent in the 2028 class.
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