Stat Line: 29 Carries, 423 Yards, 6 TDs

Grayson has been on a tear in the back half of the regular season. His 423 yard performance in Week 9 was the 2nd highest single game total of the entire season. The senior averaged nearly 15 yards/carry on his way to that huge total. Every carry seemed to be a highlight reel worthy touch. The senior RB plays with a really intriguing balance of agility, vision, and balance. When it all comes together Grayson is a kid that can make you miss in traffic and run through your arm tackle attempts on his way to the open field where he easily flips into that 2nd gear. Grayson is so good at reacting to how he needs to attack the defense on each individual play to create space that he can turn into big chunks of yardage. Don’t overlook the Brodhead standout senior RB!

Stat Line: 34 Carries, 232 Yards, 2 TDs

The Brodhead offense is not afraid to give the 5’10” 175 lbs senior a ton of carries and Grayson returns the trust by showing off his playmaking traits. The opening play is a TD that flexed his pure speed through the hole, going untouched for the score. The following play was more of the same speed with a flash of his ability to make a DB miss 1 on 1. I love how decisive Grayson is with the football. There is no hesitation to his game. He knows his aiming points and he attacks it, trusting that the hole will be there. Late in the tape Grayson has a clip showing that he can muscle through tackle attempts and gain yards after contact too. The well rounded senior is a hidden gem to steal. Dive into his highlights!

This is another exciting weapon who crushed the day at the Minnesconsin Mega Camp. Grayson is an electric athlete and he let it be known right from the start. The 5’10” 170 lbs RB ran a 4.6 40, 4.59 shuttle, 9’9″ broad jump, and a 37″ vertical. Explosive athleticism across the board. The numbers and traits he demonstrated matches what the tape shows. Grayson is an athlete who can carve up a defense. He is so quick through gaps and can make you miss in a phone booth 1on 1. Plus on tape we see a kid that will run tough and grind out yards after contact. Grayson will be an athlete who rises for us this summer. His performance earned him an offer from UW- River Falls.

This is a fun athlete to watch in the Class of 2027, and after watching him more in depth I think we see him climb our rankings this summer. Grayson is a 2027 RB with serious track speed. He runs a 10.93 100M so there is no doubting what he can do when Grayson hits the open field and only needs to beat angles downfield. What separates Arn from other speed backs is that this kid will absolutely run angry. We see a lot of his film highlighting carries between the tackles and in those scenarios the 2027 RB has shown he can punish defenders with his contact balance and aggressive running style. Grayson takes the contact to the defender and is outstanding at rolling with the punches without losing his balance. I highly recommend checking this kid out and getting him on campus this summer.

He may be 170 lbs, but the first thing that impresses me while watching through the highlights is the contact balance of the Brodhead RB. Over and over he keeps his balance after getting tripped up or ripping through arm tackles. The junior is also able to slip through small slivers of daylight and turn it into big plays. Once he gets some space the athletic RB can create big plays. Grayson also flashes some strong vision through traffic to find blocks or cutbacks to utilize.