Brayden is a defensive lineman who brings a physical, high-effort style of play that shows up consistently on film. He fires off the ball with urgency and tries to establish early contact, aiming to disrupt blocking schemes before they fully develop. What stands out is how active he stays after engagement—he doesn’t just lock in and stay stagnant, he keeps working his hands and feet to try to free himself and find the football.

In the run game, Brayden shows toughness and persistence at the point of attack, holding his ground and fighting to stay square even against double teams. He may not always win clean, but his effort allows him to stay involved in the play and limit easy lanes for ball carriers. As a pass rusher, he continues to show development, using effort and quick reaction time to create occasional pressure when he times his rush well

Booth had an impressive day on the edge, standing out with his combination of speed, strength, and technique. In one-on-one pass-rush drills, he showed quick first steps and sharp footwork, allowing him to get around blockers and create consistent pressure. During cone and agility drills, Booth displayed excellent balance and fluidity, changing direction quickly while staying low and controlled

Brayden is a force on the defensive front, known for his explosive first step and unmatched instincts in the trenches. He’s great at getting off the snap quickly and relentlessly applying pressure, whether rushing the passer or holding the edge against the run. His ability to read the offense early and respond puts him a step ahead, allowing him to disrupt plays before they develop. With growing strength and technique, Brayden is becoming more consistent run after run—and his toughness and motor make him the kind of lineman opponents dread facing. His dedication to refinement and tenacity on game day make him stand out as a high-impact player.

Brayden is an explosive defensive lineman who’s turning heads with his blend of power, quickness, and relentless effort already earning Division I offers. He’s a problem off the snap, firing off the ball with violent hands and creating disruption in the backfield. Brayden plays with great leverage and consistently wins one-on-one matchups, whether he’s collapsing the pocket or blowing up run plays. His motor is nonstop, and he brings a physical edge that sets the tone for the defensive front.