Ja’Braylan Patterson is a 6'5" Quarterback in the 2028 class.
Patterson attends West Iredell in North Carolina.
Patterson's Player Profile was created on February 2, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Ja’Braylan
PattersonQB
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
Weight
180
HS
West Iredell
|
NC
Super 75 Tour: West Iredell
Ja’Braylan Patterson is the #2 ranked QB in the Class of 2028 for Prep Redzone, but after seeing...
Written by Joshua Graham
Ja’Braylan
PattersonQB
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
Weight
180
HS
West Iredell
|
NC
Deep Dives: 704 Metro Area Quarterbacks
When I saw Jabraylan as a freshman a couple of years ago at a 7-on-7 tournament, I knew...
Written by Matt Morrow
Ja’Braylan
PattersonQB
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
Weight
180
HS
West Iredell
|
NC
Who’s Next? NC Top Underclassmen 704 pt. 2
One of the top sophomore quarterbacks in the state, Patterson put together an impressive season accounting for 1,800...
Written by Joshua Graham
Ja’Braylan
PattersonQB
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
Weight
180
HS
West Iredell
|
NC
2028 Stock-Risers: Offense
Still ranked based more on his upside than production, Patterson is probably approaching his rankings ceiling until we...
Written by Will Helms
Ja’Braylan
PattersonQB
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
Weight
180
HS
West Iredell
|
NC
Spring Stock-Risers: 2028 QB Report
We moved Patterson up the rankings internally before he blew up on the recruiting trail and we probably...
Written by Will Helms
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Ja’Braylan PattersonJa’BraylanPatterson
6'5" | 180 lbs | QB
West Iredell | 2028 StateNC
is the #2 ranked QB in the Class of 2028 for Prep Redzone, but after seeing him in person, he may still be underrated. Patterson has elite processing skills with advanced pre and post-snap recognition, and he throws one of the prettiest balls in the country. The delivery is effortless with a natural whip release that jumps out immediately on film and in person. At 6’3 and over 200 pounds, he already has the frame, arm talent, and presence of a high-level college prospect.
When I saw Jabraylan as a freshman a couple of years ago at a 7-on-7 tournament, I knew he had the potential to be someone special. The size has always been there, but he’s developed well from a fundamentals standpoint, and that has started to translate on the field and on film as well. Jabraylan threw for over 1600 yards in a run-first offensive attack, and he added nearly 250 yards on the ground, showing his dual-threat ability. Jabraylan has four offers currently: Kent State, Toledo, Arkansas, and Gardner-Webb.
One of the top sophomore quarterbacks in the state, Patterson put together an impressive season accounting for 1,800 total yards and 16 touchdowns. He showed efficiency and command of the offense all year, highlighted by a near-perfect outing where he went 10-of-11 for 226 yards and two touchdowns. With his poise and accuracy, Patterson is set up for a major leap and firmly belongs in the statewide QB conversation.
Still ranked based more on his upside than production, Patterson is probably approaching his rankings ceiling until we see more game film. That being said, he proved once again this summer why he could be a nationally-ranked quarterback recruit. The big, strong-armed passer has improved his accuracy and colleges are starting to notice. It won’t be long before he’s tearing up defenses on Friday nights.
We moved Patterson up the rankings internally before he blew up on the recruiting trail and we probably didn’t put him high enough. He has elite size and has flashed high-level accuracy, especially when layering throws between levels of the defense. As he continues to work on his footwork, he will continue to advance and has the physical ability to become an elite prospect by the time he graduates.