Braylon Kasper is a 6'1" Wide Receiver in the 2027 class.
Kasper attends ALA-Queen Creek in Arizona.
Kasper's Player Profile was created on February 28, 2023.
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Braylon
KasperWR
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
180
HS
ALA-Queen Creek
|
AZ
When the Lights Come On: 2027 Technicians Built for the Big Stage
Braylon Kasper averaged an eye-popping 21 yards per reception as a sophomore at Williams Field, and now he’s...
Written by Hunter Tierney
Braylon
KasperWR
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
180
HS
ALA-Queen Creek
|
AZ
2027 Rankings Risers: Offense
Kasper saw limited action as a sophomore due to injury but he’s a high upside prospect with a...
Written by Jordan Reyes
Braylon
KasperWR
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
180
HS
ALA-Queen Creek
|
AZ
PRZ Next 2027 Watchlist Vol. 2 – Arizona Updated Watchlist
Comes from D1 bloodlines (Dad played 8 years in NFL. Brother is Oregon WR Kyler Casper). Flat out...
Written by Alan Popadines
Braylon
KasperWR
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
180
HS
ALA-Queen Creek
|
AZ
In the Zone With Seven 2027 Arizona Prospects To Know
The bloodlines run deep for Kasper as his father Kevin played college football at both Iowa and Oregon...
Written by Ryan Lance
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Braylon KasperBraylonKasper
6'1" | 180 lbs | WR
ALA-Queen Creek | 2027 StateAZ
averaged an eye-popping 21 yards per reception as a sophomore at Williams Field, and now he’s bringing that explosiveness to ALA Queen Creek. The move puts him in a great situation — he’s got a strong-armed quarterback who can push the ball downfield and an offense that clearly wants to get him involved. From everything he’s shown this offseason, he’s taken a big step forward. You can already see recruiting starting to heat up, with offers from NAU and Cal rolling in recently. What makes Braylon such a nightmare to cover is his ridiculous burst off the line. He gets into his routes fast, and defenders are often stuck reacting, and not nearly quick enough. When he lines up in the slot, it’s almost unfair — linebackers simply can’t stay in front of him, and he’s got the footwork to shake veteran DBs. His ability to separate in and out of breaks, combined with that vertical threat, makes him one of the most complete receiving weapons in his class. With more touches and a featured role coming, he’s on track for a huge breakout year.
Kasper saw limited action as a sophomore due to injury but he’s a high upside prospect with a great skillset for the D1 level. 6’1” 175 lbs. he’s an advanced route runner that understands how to create separation and positional leverage with well-timed stems and head fakes. Accelerates off the LOS to quickly close space and eat up DB’s cushion to force a transition as he runs by. Tracks and adjusts well to ball flight flashing quick hands to play the ball at the catch point. Combines strength and speed to extend gains after the catch. He can slip tacklers by absorbing initial contact and then bursting to space. In a deep 2027 WR class he comes in ranked sixth at the position and #11 overall. Word is he’s transferring to ALA-Queen Creek to play out his junior year.
Comes from D1 bloodlines (Dad played 8 years in NFL. Brother is Oregon WR Kyler Casper). Flat out makes things happen when the ball is in his hands, on both sides of the ball.
The bloodlines run deep for Kasper as his father Kevin played college football at both Iowa and Oregon before playing in the NFL for 8 seasons. His brother, Kyler KasperKylerKasper
6'5" | 195 lbs | WR
Williams Field | 2023 AZ
, is currently a 6-foot-5, 4-star Oregon commit. Braylon has good straight-line speed and is quick and crips in and out of his cuts. He’s able to create separation but setting up the defender and showcases soft hands and the ability to high point the football. He’ll become a household name over the next few seasons.