94 rushing yards – 58 receiving yards – 3 total TDs

After missing most of last season with an early injury, Brodey Proctor was making up for lost time in Week 1. The 2027 Roane County RB totaled 94 rushing yards, 58 receiving yards, and three touchdowns against Doddridge County. The Raiders’ Wing-T gave the Bulldogs problems, and Proctor grinded out tough runs that eventually opened up bigger plays as the game went on. Getting him back healthy is a huge boost for Roane County this season, and Proctor looks ready for a big senior year and should be a major part of the Raiders’ offense.

BREAKOUT CANDIDATE

Injuries kept 2027 Roane County ATH Brodey Proctor from the field for most of his junior year, but he has the talent to make a much bigger impact as a senior. Proctor is expected to be heavily involved in the Raiders’ Wing-T attack while also contributing in the secondary, giving them another athletic player to utilize in multiple spots. His athleticism stands out when he’s healthy and is a standout playmaker with the ball in his hands while also making an impact defensively. If he stays healthy this year, Proctor has the talent to become a key player for Roane County and a potential stock riser.

2027 Roane County ATH Brodey Proctor is a player worth following as he heads into his senior season. Injuries limited him for much of his junior year and kept him off the radar, but the talent is evident when he’s healthy and on the field. Proctor gives the Raiders another versatile weapon and should be heavily involved in the Raiders’ Wing-T attack while also contributing as a defensive back. His athleticism allows him to impact the game in a variety of ways, which makes projecting him to the next level an interesting discussion. Whether on offense or defense, Proctor has the skill set to attract attention from D3 programs seeking a versatile athlete.