Brayden is a kid I saw live in the spring and his performance matched up well with his tape. Brayden tested well in the spring and shows good footwork as a defensive back. His film shows the same thing. He does a good job hanging in on plays even if a wideout gains a step on him. Braydens film shows him lining up at corner and at safety. I think long term Braydens future lies at safety but make no mistake he can lock you down at corner also. Keep an eye on this versatile defensive back to make a lot of plays this fall.

Brayden was another player I walked away very impressed with. Brayden showed a very competitive edge all day long. Brayden stayed very locked in and tested well. He was excellent in the drill portion of the day. I really liked Braydens ability to recover when a receiver would get a step on him. Brayden also does an excellent job of reading routs and staying in a good defensive posture to react on the ball. I expect Brayden to have a solid summer and will be a player I will be keeping an eye on this fall.

Brayden was another one of my favorite defenders to watch, and it must be fun for the PRZ Michigan scouts to watch, too, as he currently holds a top-100 ranking in the 2028 rankings. He was a tough defender to get past, with fluid hips and great athleticism. I like him as a slot corner, as his size limits him on the boundary a bit, and his ability to match up on a range of weapons from running backs to tight ends is prevalent. He is a smart defender with great instincts.