Brody is one that I feel was trending out of the “under the radar” category for his production he had during camp season, but with just 2 NAIA offers I still feel he is more under the radar than he should be, especially exploding for 285 total yards in Week 1. Might I add as far rushing yards, Brody had 9 carries for 177 rushing yards (that math adds up to almost 20 yards per carry). The 5’8 170 pounder appeared to be such a slippery runner in the backfield that could get out of high-traffic areas and flip the field, like he showed on his first clip you’ll see against Custer. His elusiveness and balance he has around the edges was also impressive in Week 1 as Brody showed off plenty of glimpses of him turning on the jets especially in the last 10 yards before getting to the end dzone at another gear it appeared to be. He appears much more durable thru contact than what I saw last year, which hopefully pave well for Tri-Valley this season as an athlete that had a massive Week 1.