Nabree Brown-Lyles is a 6'5" Offensive Line in the 2029 class.
Brown-Lyles attends Imhotep in Pennsylvania.
Brown-Lyles's Player Profile was created on March 28, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Nabree
Brown-LylesOL
Class
2029
Height
6'5"
Weight
260
HS
Imhotep
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PA
Top Ten Performances I Saw Across 5 PRZ Stock Up Showcase Events
Based on drone video, there was no better overall performance from an OL prospect than what was put...
Written by Vic Castillo
Nabree
Brown-LylesOL
Class
2029
Height
6'5"
Weight
260
HS
Imhotep
|
PA
D1 Frames on Display: Inside the PRZPA Stock Up Measurables
Nabree Brown-Lyles is a physically striking prospect thanks to his elite 7’1” wingspan, a measurement that rivals high-level...
Written by Jamiel Josey
Nabree
Brown-LylesOL
Class
2029
Height
6'5"
Weight
260
HS
Imhotep
|
PA
PRZPA Showcase Top Performers: Offensive Line
Very close to receiving MVP honors was Imhotep’s highly regarded Nabreen Brown-Lyles. Oh boy does this young man...
Written by Carl Frederick
Nabree
Brown-LylesOL
Class
2029
Height
6'5"
Weight
260
HS
Imhotep
|
PA
2029 Position Breakdowns: Offensive Lineman
Nabree Brown-Lyles has a ton of potential as an offensive tackle. His film was limited to Junior Varsity...
Written by Pat Weider
Vic Castillo | Prep Redzone Scout
Vic Castillo
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Based on drone video, there was no better overall performance from an OL prospect than what was put forth out of Nabree Brown-LylesNabreeBrown-Lyles
6'5" | 260 lbs | OL
Imhotep | 2029 StatePA
. This throughout the entirety of the five events I attended this Winter. Flat out dominant work that coaches can see below. Pancaking and man-handling prospects much more seasoned than himself, Nabree Brown came in and proved my previous notions about him being a Power Four prospect to hold merit. Recruitment will come, better tape among the Imhotep front will come in time. After watching him flatten fantastic pass-rushers consistently in a unpadded 1v1 setting, I can’t help but be enamored by NBL’s potential moving forward. Easily a Top 5 overall performance. See for yourself below.
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Nabree Brown-LylesNabreeBrown-Lyles
6'5" | 260 lbs | OL
Imhotep | 2029 StatePA
is a physically striking prospect thanks to his elite 7’1” wingspan, a measurement that rivals high-level Division I linemen. His exceptional length provides a natural advantage in pass protection and space control. Brown-Lyles has a broad, athletic frame that carries his 245 pounds with visible room for added strength and mass. His hand size meets Division I standards and complements his reach advantage in trench battles. The combination of height, length, and body structure makes him an intriguing projection prospect. Brown-Lyles easily passes the eye test as a lineman with rare measurables and significant upside.
Very close to receiving MVP honors was Imhotep’s highly regarded Nabreen Brown-Lyles. Oh boy does this young man pass the eye test, he is an absolute athletic machine. He reminds me a lot of a young Jason Peters and I am confident his size will increase before his high school career is over. Lyles was dominant in every 1vs1 rep, their are many reasons why my PA scouts like him so much.
Imhotep's (Philadelphia, PA) @BrownNabree30 earned Top 5 OL honors at our ninth #PRZPAStockUp Showcase this past weekend.
The top ranked 2029 OL proving his worth against prospects with much more experience. 6'5, 250 pounds. Excited to see drone footage. pic.twitter.com/W065k6tzBd
Nabree Brown-LylesNabreeBrown-Lyles
6'5" | 260 lbs | OL
Imhotep | 2029 StatePA
has a ton of potential as an offensive tackle. His film was limited to Junior Varsity and some Varsity. His size (6’4″) and athleticism are impressive. He is good as a pass blocker. His ability to extend his arms and control edge defenders is impressive. He needs to get stronger, but once he does, he has a chance to be even better next season. The potential is there for Brown-Lyles.