Conley has a long, lean, athletic frame, he has an extended reach that enables him to get his hands on receivers at the line of scrimmage and reroute them early in their routes. Braylon has clean footwork, he gets into his backpedal smoothly, he has superb ball skills and plays with a ballhawk mentality. Conley comes up in run support taking the proper attack angles under control, he plays with excellent leverage and he lays the wood to ball carriers. Braylon was recruited by college programs from around the country, having double offers and he recently made his decision to head to USC. Conley has the skill set to compete for early playing time when he gets to Cali.

Conley is a top talent in the state. With his length and agility he makes life for opposing receivers a nightmare. Conley can stop on a dime and has the speed to recover on any false steps. He does not get fooled on many routes, using his eyes and technique to perfection, and showing a top ability to play bump and run coverage knocking off the timing of routes. Conley, on top of his coverage skills happens to be an excellent tackler in space as well. He just an overall great player with much room to continue and develop into an even better player.

Conley has a long, lean, lengthy build, which are prototypical measurables for next level cornerbacks. He transitions into his backpedal smoothly, he has fluid hips with the dexterity to turn and run with receivers and stay engaged. Braylon uses his extended reach to play the passing lanes to shut down open windows and his versatility to play multiple coverages allows him to adapt to offenses quickly. He shows natural ballhawk instincts and has a nose for the football. Conley is a sure tackler, who plays with great leverage and brings a thump to his opponent. Conley has double digit offers that include Texas, Utah, Houston, Texas Tech, Colorado, Kansas State, UTSA, and Wisconsin, who envision Conley as a player who can come in a have an immediate impact.