Moa Brown, - Prep Redzone

Moa Brown

Offensive Line/Defensive Line

2027 Class

6'7" Height

270 Weight

Corner Canyon School

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About Moa

Moa Brown is a 6'7" Offensive Line/Defensive Line in the 2027 class. Brown attends Corner Canyon in Utah. Brown's Player Profile was created on June 26, 2023. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Moa Brown is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Andy Pham

Prep Redzone Scout

Moa finishes the year as the 17th-ranked prospect and the EDGE3 in the class. He has exceptional size and a large frame. He has a good first step, has good hip bend for his size. He uses power and physicality to win, and he has quick hands. He’s an interesting prospect who blends size and speed well and is a player who is primed for a huge offseason.

6 months ago

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Andy Pham

Prep Redzone Scout

Manase has excellent size, and he is a player with a good frame to add 20+ lbs, which will only make him a better player. He has a good bend for a player his size and has active, violent hands. His home will eventually be inside, but he is doing exceptionally well as an EDGE rusher this year. He has plenty of traits to like and will garner multiple D1 offers.

8 months ago

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Andy Pham

Prep Redzone Scout

Brown had a great showing. He has exceptional size and frame. He was explosive off the line, was too quick for his lineman, and had the closing speed and physicality to get to the ball carrier. He was arguably the most impactful defensive player for Corner Canyon. It was a great showing from him. He might be the edge rusher that CCHS has been missing for the past couple of seasons.

9 months ago

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Alan Popadines

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

– Length personified, standing 6-foot-5 and 217 pounds (per his hudl) with a frame that others would kill for. Ton of potential to fill out and really become special

– Obvious strength being his ability to keep offensive tackle’s off balance by jabbing with his inside hand and then executing a pass rush move to win a rep

– Has a little bit of baby deer in him because of his length and being so young, but has pretty good agility and enough athleticism to beat most offensive tackle’s at camp

3 years ago