What's your biggest strength as a player, and how does it show up in games?
My biggest strength is my explosiveness and ability to make plays with the ball in my hands. I have good vision and patience as a runner, but when I see the hole, I’m able to hit it hard and get downhill. I also take pride in being physical and competing every play
What are you working to improve right now?
I’m working on becoming a more complete running back. I’m focused on improving my pass protection, route running, footwork, and overall football IQ. I’m also continuing to get stronger and faster so I can be more physical and make bigger plays at the next level.
What are you looking for in a college program?
I’m looking for a program with a strong culture, great coaching, and teammates who push each other to get better. I want to be somewhere I can develop as a running back, compete at a high level, get a great education, and contribute to a successful team.
Expert Analysis
Bryson
GarciaRB/DB
Class
2028
Height
5'8"
Weight
160
HS
Foley
|
AL
2028 Rankings Update: New Offensive Additions On Our List
Bryson Garcia is a talented RB out of Foley who’s now our #12 RB and #63 overall prospect...
Written by Cooper Morreale
Bryson
GarciaRB/DB
Class
2028
Height
5'8"
Weight
160
HS
Foley
|
AL
5 2028s Who Caught My Eye Earlier this Month
Bryson Garcia is a talented RB out of Foley who’s set up for a big second year this...
“At 5’8 160, Garcia has the speed, twitch, and physicality to make huge plays out of the backfield as a rusher and receiver. He’s explosive with the ball in his hands, has great vision, and does an excellent job following blockers to maximize every carry/catch.
I’m really impressed with Garcia’s elusiveness/change of direction. Once he’s in the open field, Garcia is seriously hard to stop. He’s shifty, can make defenders miss, and does a great job navigating defenses to create huge plays with the ball.“
Garcia put together some great tape from last season, check him out below:
At 5’8 160, Garcia has the speed, twitch, and physicality to make huge plays out of the backfield as a rusher and receiver. He’s explosive with the ball in his hands, has great vision, and does an excellent job following blockers to maximize every carry/catch.
I’m really impressed with Garcia’s elusiveness/change of direction. Once he’s in the open field, Garcia is seriously hard to stop. He’s shifty, can make defenders miss, and does a great job navigating defenses to create huge plays with the ball.
Check out some of what Garcia did in his freshman season down below: