Braylin has been a steady producer this season, putting up 48 carries for 320 yards and 4 touchdowns, while also adding 6 receptions for 66 yards out of the backfield. At 5’9”, he runs with a low center of gravity that makes him tough to bring down, combining balance and burst to slip through tackles and pick up extra yards. His ability to contribute both on the ground and in the passing game makes him a versatile playmaker who can impact the offense in multiple ways.

He is a physical running back who runs with toughness and balance, showing the ability to power through defenders and pick up extra yards after contact. His vision allows him to read blocks well and hit lanes with decisiveness, while his burst gives him the ability to turn short gains into chunk plays. With offers from Arkansas State, Colorado, and Maryland, he’s already on the radar of several Division I programs, and his skill set makes him an attractive fit for a power-style offense. His frame and running style suggest he can handle a heavy workload, and with continued development as a receiver and in pass protection, he projects as a reliable back who can contribute early at the next level.