Brayden enters this season with the ability to make an impact wherever his team needs him. After spending last season at Hendrickson, he brings experience and a strong understanding of the game to the Hippos. As a WR/FS, he has the skill set to make plays on offense with his ability to create separation and contribute in the passing game, while also bringing value in the secondary

Brayden is an explosive wide receiver who consistently turns touches into big plays and creates a vertical threat every time he’s on the field. He finished the season with 32 receptions for 703 yards, averaging 22.2 yards per catch and 78.1 yards per game across 9 games, along with 6 touchdowns—showing elite efficiency and chunk-play ability.

As a route runner, Brayden does a strong job stretching the field and attacking defenses vertically. He tracks the ball well over his shoulder, separates at the top of routes, and shows the speed to consistently win downfield. His ability to average over 22 yards per catch highlights just how dangerous he is once the ball is in the air.

Mueller is a big-play threat who averaged 22 yards per catch, finishing with 703 receiving yards for Hendrickson. At 6-foot-2, 175 pounds, he combines speed, strong hands, and a large catch radius with leaping ability to win jump balls and stretch the field. After a strong showing with Juice 7v7 in Houston, expect college interest to pick up quickly this offseason.