Brown operates primarily out of the slot, where his quickness and agility make him a chain mover. Frequently utilized on screens and quick hitting concepts, Brown shows the ability to make defenders miss in tight spaces and create positive yardage after the catch. He totaled 35 receptions for 363 yards and one touchdown, serving as a steady presence in the short to intermediate passing game. His speed gives him another dimension that could translate into more explosive plays down the field. As he continues to refine his route running and expand his role within the offense, Brown has the potential to become a more dynamic weapon and significantly increase his overall production.

Brown measures in at 5’11 150-pounds playing WR/LB for Thomas Jefferson. He had 35 receptions for 363 yards with 1 touchdown, 34 total tackles (15 solo, 19 assisted), 1 TFL, 1 sack, 2 INT, 1 FF, and 1 FR, 12 kick returns for 256 yards, 3 punt returns for 49 yards. Brown has good athletic ability due to very good change of direction, acceleration, good speed, and jumping. As a receiver, he showcases his very good release against the press jam. Uses his quick feet to get the upper hand. Brown gains separation due to his athletic ability and fighting through contact. Good ball tracking and catching paired with very good ball adjustment. I’m very excited to see what the future has in store for Brown!

HT: 5’10 WT: 154.4 Wingspan: 71” Hand Size: 8” 40 YD: 5.09 L-Drill: 7.78 Broad Jump: 7ft 11in Pro Shuttle: 4.86

Brown has good athletic ability due to good acceleration, speed, jumping, and very good change of direction. He demonstrated good balance and agility during the individual drills. Good concentration and good footwork during the tennis ball ladder drill. Good job during the 7 on 7 portion. Good man coverage and very good zone coverage. Very good read and reaction time. Feisty defensive back who’d keep his fire even after losing a couple of reps. He’d come back and swat the ball away with his good timing and very good closing quickness.