Braylon Brown brings edge-rushing production and backfield disruption to Jackson State
Brown is a defensive lineman with proven high-school production: in his senior season at Jackson State, he posted 52 tackles, 15 tackles for loss, six sacks, 10 quarterback hurries, and a fumble recovery, which points to a disruptive, high-motor interior/outside presence rather than just a space-eater. Jackson State’s roster listing also notes he played defensive end in his senior year, suggesting versatility and pass-rush ability. For a team, the appeal is clear: he looks like a physical, pressure-creating DL who can affect the quarterback and finish plays in the backfield.
