Montana freshman kicker Brayton Boyer brings proven leg strength and special-teams pedigree
Brayton Boyer is an intriguing **kicking prospect** for Montana because he arrives with a strong high-school résumé: as a senior at Madison High, he went **7-for-10 on field goals**, made **19-of-20 PATs**, and hit a **48-yard long** while earning first-team all-state honors.[1] Montana listed him as a **redshirt freshman** who will compete for kicking duties in his first year of action, so his current value is upside and competition rather than proven college production.[1] The differentiator is pedigree: he is the son of NFL special-teams coordinator Brant Boyer, which adds credibility to the special-teams background and likely attention to detail.[1]
