Brennan Fleming

During his freshman season, Brennan showed advanced traits and strong positional versatility, having taken reps at center, guard and tackle. His athleticism immediately stands out – he moves with smooth, balanced footwork and stays controlled in both run and pass situations. Long-term he projects as a guard in college. Brennan plays with a clear aggressive mindset and consistently wins the point of attack. His natural strength shows up on first contact, where he’s able to generate movement and finish blocks with physicality. His footwork is clean for his age, allowing him to stay square, adjust to movement, and maintain leverage throughout the rep.   Off the field, he’s a high-achieving student with a 3.98 GPA and Honor Roll recognition, showing strong discipline and character. Brennan also spends his free time training and developing his body, demonstrating a commitment to long-term growth and athletic improvement.   Areas for improvement include overall strength development and lateral quickness, particularly in pass protection. These are expected growth areas for a freshman and will improve with continued training and physical maturity.   Overall, this is a high-upside young lineman with strong athleticism, contact power, academic excellence and a dedicated work ethic – giving him the foundation to become a highly effective interior offensive lineman at the next level. — Clay Miller, ScoutU Football Scout, Clay@ScoutU.com, 216-258-2396