Jimmy Bryson, - Prep Redzone

Jimmy Bryson

Offensive Line

2025 Class

6'4" Height

285 Weight

Baylor School

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Jimmy Bryson is a 6'4" Offensive Line in the 2025 class. Bryson attends Baylor in Tennessee. Bryson's Player Profile was created on October 18, 2021. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Jimmy Bryson is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Chris Smith

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

Baylor had an ultra talented offensive line for the 2024 season but Bryson was the leader up front, the constant presence in the middle that played consistently all year long and someone opposing defenders had a hard time dealing with. This future Georgia Tech O-lineman did great work at center last year where he didn’t allow any sacks while opening holes for the run game and playing with the kind of physicality needed in the trenches. Bryson was steady all year long. His presence not just in the line was key but also off the field where his leadership was big during his team’s run to Chattanooga and the D2-Class AAA title game. Don’t be surprised to see Bryson find a role early in his career at Ga Tech and potentially become an All-Conference player that could take his game to the pro ranks one day.

1 year ago

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Drew Toennies

Prep Redzone Scout

Another skilled prospect to keep an eye on is Jimmy Bryson Jimmy Bryson 6'4" | 285 lbs | OL Baylor | 2025 State TN , an offensive lineman at Baylor High School. Bryson impresses me at the line of scrimmage with his ability to spot the blitz and utilize his arms to wrap up the defense in crucial moments. Bryson also stands out with his ability to knock defenders to the ground with his size and physical edge.

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2 years ago

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Chris Smith

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

Recently taking himself off the market by committing to Georgia Tech, Bryson is a rock solid performer that plays a consistent, physical brand of football that could be utilized at multiple positions across the offensive front. The Red Raiders senior mauler has a versatile skill set that allows him to excel at tackle, guard or center. I believe his future with the Ramblin Wreck sits on the interior where Bryson can use his intelligence, brute power and athleticism to dominate opposing D-linemen and potentially turn into an All-ACC performer. Baylor will have a top level O-line this Fall with multiple college guys but Bryson is the linchpin, the leader up front, who will be a key factor behind the Red Raiders march towards a D2-Class AAA title.

2 years ago