Braydin’s athletic numbers are off the charts. On my sheet, Braydin ran a 4.55 40, which is excellent for a high school receiver. That alone will help him tremendously this coming offseason. So far this season, Braydin has made some plays, but he absolutely still has areas to improve on the field.

This offseason, Braydin will undoubtedly impress colleges with his athletic ability. If he proves to just run better routes + catch everything thrown at him, I could see Braydin being a highly-touted prospect (D3/D2).

Braydin is someone who outperforms his tape by a mile when you view him in person.

Namely, Bradyin’s athleticism jumps out way more than it does on a computer screen. Braydin is one of our best all-time testers at the Prep Redzone Combine Series in both the 40-yard dash and shuttle. On top of that, Athletic.net shows Braydin ran an 11.68 100M dash this Spring.

Braydin is a great athlete who can realistically play WR or DB at the next level. Right now, I’d say that he has a GLIAC ceiling.