A big body who is an outlier on this list with his size. Can navigate the pocket, but should be viewed as a true pocket passer. Has a longer delivery, but gets easy life on the ball with his strong base and can drive it. Proves capable on tape of moving the ball up and down. He can spin it and get the nose to turn over when touch is required. Would benefit in a system that can protect him and give him easy options to stay in rhythm. Big guy with a big arm and little recruiting buzz.

Braiden is a tall, commanding force in the pocket and is off to a hot start. He is one of the most productive receivers in GA through two weeks, and that should remain consistent over the year. He is a true pocket passer, doing his work from within the pocket. He is a big-armed player who releases the ball over the top. He gets the ball out fairly quickly and has the arm strength needed to touch each level of the field. I am impressed with some of the finesse on tape and the ability to spread the ball around.

A big-time passer who is off to an outstanding start to his senior season, Braiden is a physically-gifted passer with plenty of size at 6-foot-4 220-pounds. He can rip the ball down the field and will be an easy addition to the fall rankings update after a big start to the 2026 season. The Lilburn native threw for over 300 yards and six touchdowns to start the year in week one, then threw for 378 yards and three more touchdowns in week two. He’s one of the top sleeper quarterbacks in Gwinnett County right now who has shown mobility, strong decision making, and the ability to put the offense on his back. He’s one to keep a close eye on the rest of the way.