Raleek Brown, TE, Texas: 2027 NFL Draft Prospect Profile & Scouting Report

1. General Information

2. Career Statistical Breakdown

Rushing & Receiving Production

3. NFL Combine Testing Projections

Projected baseline physical metrics for the 2027 NFL Draft cycle based on his elite burst, space-oriented rushing style, and track-level athletic background.

• 40-Yard Dash: 4.38 – 4.45 seconds
• Vertical Jump: 36.0″ – 38.0″
• Broad Jump: 10’1″ – 10’5″
• 10-Yard Split: 1.50 – 1.55 seconds
• Bench Press: 12 – 15 repetitions

4. Scouting Notes

Background Profile

Raleek Brown entered the collegiate ranks as a consensus four-star recruit and top-tier all-purpose back out of Mater Dei High School. Originally signing with USC, he showed immediate flashes as a true freshman before a brief experiment at wide receiver and then transferred to Arizona State. Following a hamstring-riddled 2024 campaign, Brown broke out in 2025, amassing over 1,300 yards from scrimmage and establishing himself as one of the most explosive backs in the Big 12. Electing to use his final year of eligibility, Brown transferred to Texas in January 2026 to add dynamic playmaking and veteran experience to the Longhorns’ offense.

Key Strengths

• Explosive Playmaking & Burst: Possesses elite acceleration and home-run speed. When he finds a crease, he instantly threatens defensive angles and can easily rip off chunk plays (highlighted by a historic 255-yard rushing performance against Colorado in 2025).
• Versatility as a Receiver: Has genuine slot receiver experience from his time at USC and consistently catches the ball away from his frame. A nightmare matchup for linebackers in space, excelling on angle routes, swings, and vertical concepts out of the backfield.
• Elusiveness in Space: Employs sudden lateral agility and stop-start quickness to make the first defender miss. Thrives in outside zone schemes where he can use his vision and cutting ability in open grass.

Developmental Focus

As Brown enters the SEC with Texas, NFL evaluators will closely monitor his durability and frame. Measuring at 5’9″ and 191 pounds, proving he can handle physical, downhill defenders through a full SEC schedule without suffering soft-tissue injuries is paramount. Additionally, while highly elusive, he lacks the natural mass to consistently move piles or serve as a traditional short-yardage battering ram. Continuing to improve his pad level through contact will help maximize his interior rushing efficiency at the next level.

Draft Countdown Film Notes

Brian Bosarge:

pending

All-Star Game Notes

• 2026 Shriners Children’s East-West Bowl 1000

Combine/Pro Day Measurables

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