There are a couple of D1 offers under the belt for Bray, another T/F standout. He is a long, lean player at 6’1 160 with a lot of room to add weight. His long strides help him eat cushion and lift off when given a lane to operate. Still developing twitch, but he is a bouncey athlete who can throw head nods and shoulder fakes to catch DBs off guard. In a good way, he is an avoidant player against contact, just finding ways to get loose. His best ball is ahead of him, and he projects out as a reliable playmaker at each level.

Jauriel Bray Jauriel Bray 6'1" | 165 lbs | WR Dodge County | 2027 State GA is a wide receiver who you may be learning about for the first time, but if you need a speedster and a serious threat, then he is your guy. Bray is expected to have a massive season, and is someone who could find himself having a better season than his last, which showcased over 750 receiving yards. He is one I am watching closely, and will be one I will be monitoring. I believe he can continue to grow as a prospect, and when he gets the chance to dominate off his natural route-running ability, he will make an offensive coordinator happy.

A dynamic pass-catcher from Eastman who had no problem finding the end-zone last season, Bray was an easy vertical weapon who stretched the field with ease. He tracks the ball well in the air, secures it properly, and can pick up big yards when given space to run. The sleeper wideout had a really strong junior season and was one of the more productive wideouts in the area, hauling in 44 passes for 776 yards and 10 touchdowns. He flashed D1-caliber talent and will be tough to stop as a senior this fall.

A small-town wideout in Middle Georgia from Eastman, Bray is another consistent pass-catcher who gets up the field quickly and knows how to find the endzone. He’s dangerous after the catch who does a good job of powering through defenders after first contact. He plays hard, can really run, and was one of the more productive wideouts in the area, hauling in 44 passes for 776 yards and 10 touchdowns while also helping out on defenses. He’s a junior pass-catcher on the rise who is now ranked as the No. 33 wide receiver prospect in the state for the 2027 class.

A small-town wideout in South Georgia playing at a really high level, Bray is a speedy pass-catcher who works the sideline well and can get open on his own. He shows quick feet, change of direction, and enough burst to take off down the field and away from defenders. He shows soft, consistent hands and can make a tough catch on the sideline. He’s been consistently productive to kick off the 2025 season with 13 catches through his first three games with 331 yards and three touchdowns for an average of 25.5 yards per catch. He’s one of the top playmakers in the region and will be added to the next 2027 Prep Redzone update later this winter.