Why Miami Would Welcome Brysen Wright a Year Early

Let's start with the basics because a lot of people know the highlight clips and not much else.

Bryson Wright plays at Mandarin High School in Jacksonville.

He's listed as 6'3.5 and about 215 pounds.

Plays wide receiver.

plays safety, returns punts.

He was born on August 21st, 2010.

He just turned 16 two months ago, and he's not just ranked number one by one service.

Rivals has him number one in the 2028 class, the number one receiver, and the number one player in Florida.

After Amir Sears reclassified out of 2028, Wright took over the top spot in the 247 composite As well, ESPN put him number one when it released its first junior rankings in May.

And ESPN's Billy Tucker went even further this summer, calling Wright the second best recruit in the country in any class, only behind defensive lineman Jalen Brewster, who is in this 2027 class.

The production, because people are always going to ask about that and make sure this guy isn't just a seven-on-seven player.

He's got the production.

As a freshman, 31 catches, 646 yards, eight touchdowns.

As a sophomore, 46 catches, 983 yards, 10 touchdowns.

And he was getting double covered for a lot of that on defense that same year, 63 tackles, five interceptions, scored three defensive touchdowns.

Also had two punt return touchdowns through six games this year.

He has 26 catches, 579 yards, and seven scores.

And that's 22 yards a catch.

This is not just a seven-on-seven player, not just a flashy player.

this is a football player that we're talking about and yes, flag football.

He is, uh, you know, a guy who went viral for that early on in his career.

He won the 14 and under national title at the NFL flag championships.

He was the MVP of it.

And in January, the NFL named him it's flag player of the year.

The one handed catch you guys have all seen.

Let's start with the basics because a lot of people know the highlight clips and not much else.

Bryson Wright plays at Mandarin High School in Jacksonville.

He's listed as 6'3.5 and about 215 pounds.

Plays wide receiver.

plays safety, returns punts.

He was born on August 21st, 2010.

He just turned 16 two months ago, and he's not just ranked number one by one service.

Rivals has him number one in the 2028 class, the number one receiver, and the number one player in Florida.

After Amir Sears reclassified out of 2028, Wright took over the top spot in the 247 composite As well, ESPN put him number one when it released its first junior rankings in May.

And ESPN's Billy Tucker went even further this summer, calling Wright the second best recruit in the country in any class, only behind defensive lineman Jalen Brewster, who is in this 2027 class.

The production, because people are always going to ask about that and make sure this guy isn't just a seven-on-seven player.

He's got the production.

As a freshman, 31 catches, 646 yards, eight touchdowns.

As a sophomore, 46 catches, 983 yards, 10 touchdowns.

And he was getting double covered for a lot of that on defense that same year, 63 tackles, five interceptions, scored three defensive touchdowns.

Also had two punt return touchdowns through six games this year.

He has 26 catches, 579 yards, and seven scores.

And that's 22 yards a catch.

This is not just a seven-on-seven player, not just a flashy player.

this is a football player that we're talking about and yes, flag football.

He is, uh, you know, a guy who went viral for that early on in his career.

He won the 14 and under national title at the NFL flag championships.

He was the MVP of it.

And in January, the NFL named him it's flag player of the year.

The one handed catch you guys have all seen.