Brayton Correa brings local pedigree, versatility, and upside to Hawaii’s secondary
In the 2026 season, Brayton Correa is a freshman defensive back for Hawai‘i who already stands out for his versatility, listing safety/nickel/corner traits and a 5'10", 185-pound frame that fits multiple roles in the Rainbow Warriors’ defense. He arrives with strong local and family ties, plus the kind of athletic profile coaches love to mold: a reported 4.5 forty, 285-pound bench, 405-pound squat, and a reputation as a high-IQ, dependable defender. The fit is intriguing if a team wants competitive toughness, positional flexibility, and upside rather than instant star production.
