Last up for the RB’s is Brysen Fry Brysen Fry 6'0" | 180 lbs | ATH/RB Chenango Forks | 2028 State NY . Fry is a player I love watching, and he displays the potential to play across the offense. I like him more at RB. He was the fastest man in Warwick, with a 4.61 40-Time despite the tricky conditions.

“What doesn’t he do well” was the word from the scouts. He was a little stiff in his hips, through reps, but showcased good speed and was exceptional as a runner. He can look to improve as a pass catcher, but he does show good route running abilities, and is excellent at gaining separation from LB’s and he should easily be a prospect playing at the next level. He can add a bit more muscle to fill out his frame at the next level.

Already featured on 1st Team All-Camp list, Brysen Fry Brysen Fry 6'0" | 180 lbs | ATH/RB Chenango Forks | 2028 State NY once again showed why he is regarded as one of the top young running backs in the state. Built with a strong, physical frame, he runs with authority but also displays impressive body control and movement skills for a back his size. Brysen’s ability to vary his pace, plant, and redirect without sacrificing momentum consistently separated him from other backs. Whether working through traffic or attacking downhill, Brysen stayed explosive and under control, flashing the traits of a highly polished every down back. Brysen has a very bright future ahead of him.

Fry was the best running back of the day, in my opinion. He’s one of those guys that you have to really nitpick to find something you don’t like. Fry had both the best 40 time of the day and topped the camp in MPH reached on the 40 yard dash. He’s got suddenness and shiftiness that’s impressive at 6’0. He looks like a grown man already. Flashed in the receiving game, made a few good catches. Would love to see some more wiggle in his hips. But he was clearly the best running back at the showcase.

Brysen Fry Brysen Fry 6'0" | 180 lbs | ATH/RB Chenango Forks | 2028 State NY continued to solidify himself as one of the premier running backs on the camp circuit, earning back-to-back RB MVP performances in NY. A big, physical bruiser of a back, Brysen combines power with fluidity, showing the ability to change tempos and directions effortlessly. What makes him so dangerous is that he rarely loses speed during transitions, allowing him to stay explosive while cutting or navigating through traffic. Brysen consistently looked like one of the most complete backs in attendance. Fry looks every bit like a college bound running back, and offers should start coming in very soon.

Fry is an intriguing prospect to me. In my opinion, he can play both WR, and RB. I personally like him more as a WR given his 5’11” 175-Pound frame, but he showed potential as a RB. Fry would need to gain weight to fill out his frame, and I think he would. As a RB, he was the quickest guy in Warwick. He displayed the ability to outrun everyone, and destroy chase down angles with his pure speed. I like his footwork, and his quick burst, allows him to make quick changes, and avoid defenders with quick moves. Fry is one of the top players in the 2028 class, and he has a bright future ahead of him.

Fry is an intriguing prospect to me. In my opinion, he can play both WR, and RB. I personally like him more as a WR given his 5’11” 175-Pound frame, but he showed potential as a RB. Fry would need to gain weight to fill out his frame, and I think he would. As a RB, he was the quickest guy in Warwick. He displayed the ability to outrun everyone, and destroy chase down angles with his pure speed. I like his footwork, and his quick burst, allows him to make quick changes, and avoid defenders with quick moves. Fry is one of the top players in the 2028 class, and he has a bright future ahead of him.

Brysen made the most of his reps at running back and quickly established himself as one of the fastest athletes at the entire event, a player who absolutely warrants attention going forward. With a tall frame and a true track style build, he brings a high ceiling and dangerous open field ability, where his speed allows him to erase angles and break away with ease.

In route work, Brysen showed strong competitiveness at the catch point and the quickness to beat defensive backs immediately off the line, creating instant separation for effortless completions. His athletic profile and versatility point to a player who could be a difference maker at running back or transition seamlessly into a starring role at wide receiver.

Chenango Forks, is having an impressive season, and Claimed the Class C Section Four Championship. After an undefeated season, Chenango Forks, is a top team to watch in the State Tournament.

Sophomore WR Brysen Fry Brysen Fry 6'0" | 180 lbs | ATH/RB Chenango Forks | 2028 State NY , had an impressive performance for the Blue Devils, and is a top guy to watch in 2028. Fry had one catch for 15 yards, but had an amazing game rushing the ball. He finished with 168 yards on ten carries, and finished with four touchdowns.