Bryce Crawford is a 5'7" Defensive Back/Wide Receiver in the 2030 class.
Crawford attends Bergen Catholic in New Jersey.
Crawford's Player Profile was created on February 3, 2026.
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Expert Analysis
Bryce
CrawfordDB/WR
Class
2030
Height
5'7"
Weight
151
HS
Bergen Catholic
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NJ
The Rize: WR MVP And Notes
The Future Bergen Catholic prospect entered The Rize, wearing #140. He was quick, and showcased some speed, with...
Written by Cory Lemer
Bryce
CrawfordDB/WR
Class
2030
Height
5'7"
Weight
151
HS
Bergen Catholic
|
NJ
On The Watch: NJ Set to Host one of the Biggest Events of Summer
Bryce Crawford has an outstanding ability to make plays as an athlete, and he does it at a...
Written by Austin Butler
Bryce
CrawfordDB/WR
Class
2030
Height
5'7"
Weight
151
HS
Bergen Catholic
|
NJ
Future Crusaders: Breaking Down the Bergen Catholic 2030 Commits
2025 Youth Program: Brick City Lions NFL Comparison: Travis Hunter (Jacksonville Jaguars) In my opinion, Crawford is one...
Written by Alan Popadines
Cory Lemer | Prep Redzone Scout
Cory Lemer
Prep Redzone Scout
The Future Bergen Catholic prospect entered The Rize, wearing #140. He was quick, and showcased some speed, with a 4.92s 40-Time, ranking 13th.
Crawford is an excellent receiver who attacks the ball on every rep. He is strong and physical at the POA. I liked his footwork, and he showcased a good understanding of the route tree, and utilized his hands well off the line.
Bryce Crawford has an outstanding ability to make plays as an athlete, and he does it at a high level. Crawford is out of the 2030 class in New Jersey, and he gets to stay in state to showcase his abilities at one of the summer’s biggest events called the “RIZE”! You can be sure to catch him performing at a high level so get your note pads and electronic devices ready to jot down his name from this one!
In my opinion, Crawford is one of the most exciting class of 2030 playmakers in the entire state of New Jersey. The comparison to Travis Hunter is justified by the fact that Crawford has routinely displayed his ability to make big plays on both sides of the ball, throughout his youth career. Coming from the Brick City Lions youth program, he knows what competition looks and feels like, day-in and day-out. As special as he was on the offensive side of the ball, I think he’s going to be a stud in the defensive secondary at any position they put him at.