Corey Brown is a 6'1" Defensive Line/Offensive Line in the 2026 class.
Brown attends Milwaukee Lutheran in Wisconsin.
Brown's Player Profile was created on August 5, 2024.
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Rise: #278 to #129 DL Corey Brown earned himself a massive rise up our boards with his senior...
Written by Mark Johnson
Corey
BrownDL/OL
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
Weight
250
HS
Milwaukee Lutheran
|
WI
PRZ WI Showcase: Studs of the DL Group
It was a great day for the Milwaukee Lutheran junior DL. He measured in at 6’1″ 250 lbs...
Written by Mark Johnson
Corey
BrownDL/OL
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
Weight
250
HS
Milwaukee Lutheran
|
WI
Underrated Defensive Linemen Across the State
Listed at an impressive 6’3″ 260 lbs, Corey’s frame looks like it has so much room to continue...
Written by Mark Johnson
Mark Johnson | Prep Redzone Scout
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Rise: #278 to #129
DL Corey BrownCoreyBrown
6'1" | 250 lbs | DL/OL
Milwaukee Lutheran | 2026 StateWI
earned himself a massive rise up our boards with his senior season. Corey has been an intriguing athlete with the size to play in the trenches at the next level, but in his senior season he really put it all together. The big man plays with such improved body control, overall mobility, and flexibility. He can change his pad level, counter off his initial moves, and power through OL with leverage. His short area quickness gave him an advantage in the trenches too as he could quickly gain the leverage or positioning advantage. Corey has been putting in the work and I’m excited to see where he commits.
It was a great day for the Milwaukee Lutheran junior DL. He measured in at 6’1″ 250 lbs with a 6’4.5″ wingspan. This was a kid that has been rising for me lately, and his 1 on 1 battles only continued to push him up my board. He needs to be on the radar of collegiate coaches as well. Corey sprung out of his stance very quickly and was able to turn that quickness into power on contact. There are not many kids his size that were moving with his quickness. Overall he is a very quick and agile athlete who was able to bend and win laterally with his pass rush moves. The junior is going to be one to watch this summer.
Listed at an impressive 6’3″ 260 lbs, Corey’s frame looks like it has so much room to continue to pack on size that will help him be a force on the interior. Despite the bigger frame, Corey has a lot of highlights where he is winning with his athleticism. With his ability to get off the line quickly, to be able to dip his shoulder, or with balance and ability to move laterally while attacking the IOL. Brown also has clips showing that he can hold his ground with power while finding the ball in the backfield and then showing the upper body strength to shed the OL off him and get to the ball. I love the potential within Corey. His best football is ahead of him.