Braylon Kennedy remains to be one of the most potent targets in an explosive passing offense that Pleasantville boasts. Kennedy once again led the Trojans in receiving, finishing with 512 receiving yards on 23 receptions (22.3 YPC) and 4 TDs. Kennedy is fluid enough to be lined up both as an outside WR and as an off-ball TE/Wing player, which is where he excels as Kennedy’s speed and explosiveness allows him to burn past LBs over the seams and create a big play over the middle of the field, with his playing-style making him a perfect fit for what the Trojans are doing over the air. Kennedy should continue to rack up impressive numbers as he enters his senior season and will look to cap off his high school tenure with a potential run toward the 1A state championship.

While certainly undersized at the TE position, Brayden Kennedy Brayden Kennedy 6'0" | 195 lbs | TE/LB Pleasantville | 2027 State IA has been a huge focal point for Pleasantville’s explosive aerial attack. Kennedy finished with 512 yards on just 23 receptions (22.3 YPC) and 4 TDs. His size better suits him as a WR, and he has taken reps as an outside receiver, but he has shown versatility in being placed on the line, using his speed to explode off the snap to get by bigger defenders and get open down the seams while showing great balance and ball-tracking ability. Kennedy continues to suit himself as a vertical threat for the Trojans that averaged over 17 yards per completion last season.

Bingham’s most reliable receiver on the night was his junior classmate, Brayden Kennedy Brayden Kennedy 6'0" | 195 lbs | TE/LB Pleasantville | 2027 State IA . The 6-foot, 195-pound tight end caught five passes for 46 yards, aiding in Bingham’s efforts to keep drives going.

On defense, Kennedy was around the ball and Regina QB, Kyle Tracy Kyle Tracy 5'10" | 180 lbs | QB Regina Catholic | 2026 State IA as much as possible. One of the few Pleasantville defenders that made things difficult on the Regal gunslinger, he didn’t come up with a sack or a tackle-for-loss (TFL), but Kennedy was one of the more disruptive pass-rushers for the Trojans.