Briceson at 6’4 brings a prototype frame that immediately stands out on the outside. That size gives him a natural advantage in contested situations, and he consistently uses it to his benefit when the ball is in the air.

He plays with strong body control for his frame, showing the ability to adjust to off-target throws and finish through contact. At the catch point, he’s physical and confident he doesn’t wait for the ball to come to him, he attacks it, which makes him a reliable red-zone target.

Despite being a bigger receiver, he shows enough fluidity in and out of breaks to create separation at the intermediate level. Once he gets going vertically, he can stress defenses and open up chunk plays.

As he continues to develop, refining his route consistency and adding more suddenness out of breaks will elevate his game even more. But the foundation is already there—Briceson is a big-bodied outside receiver with mismatch potential every time he lines up.

Briceson is a wide receiver who brings a smooth, controlled style of play with the ability to consistently find ways to get open. He operates well within the flow of the offense, showing patience at the line and a good understanding of how to work against different coverages.

He has reliable hands and does a solid job securing catches in traffic, especially on timing routes and intermediate throws. Briceson isn’t flashy, but he’s efficient—he runs clean routes, stays balanced through his breaks, and gives his quarterback a dependable target when plays need to be extended or sustained.

Briceson stood out at the camp with a dynamic performance at receiver. He ran crisp routes with sharp breaks, showing the ability to create separation and get open quickly. His hands were reliable in all situations, and he consistently made catches in traffic look routine. During one-on-one drills, Briceson used quick feet and subtle head fakes to gain an advantage over defenders, showing both technique and confidence.

Tower showed strong frame presence and playmaking ability in the receiver group. He used his size well to create advantages in contested situations and made himself a big target throughout the day.

In individual drills, he displayed solid footwork and controlled movements in and out of his breaks. He worked to sharpen his releases and showed the ability to stack defenders once he gained leverage. His route timing improved as reps went on, reflecting good adjustment and focus.

Thrower Jr. has seen his recruiting take off this offseason and he is one the fastest rising recruits in the 2027 class in Texas. He is a high flyer with elite speed and burst making him a mismatch nightmare for defenses. He has elite body control that enables him to elevate, contort his body midair and win on 50/50 balls routinely. Thrower Jr. not only can stretch the field with his speed but he is a savvy route runner that can get open in the short to intermediate zones, making him a constatnt offensive threat. He has offers from Florida, LSU, Texas, FSU, and Arkansas to name few, showing that he is on the national recruiting radar heading into his junior season.

Thrower Jr. is a complete receiver, who is a polished route runner, explosive off the line, and equipped with strong hands and a huge catch radius. He stretches the field vertically and attacks the football in the air. His stock has risen rapidly this offseason, pulling offers from Florida State, Arizona State, SMU, Duke, Tennessee, Idaho, and others in May.