Florida State commit Chayse Brown just wrapped up his final preseason game for Lennard High School with an absolute statement, dropping jaws with an impressive showing on the field. The three-star athlete, committed to FSU’s 2028 class, showed exactly why the Seminoles are so high on his two-way potential, delivering some serious highlights in their dominant 68-0 exhibition win over Osceola.
Lennard Goes Off, Brown Makes It Look Easy (And Hard)
Seriously, a 68-0 win? That’s not just a win, that’s a whole different level of a beatdown. And Brown was right in the middle of it. He posted a clip on social media that perfectly showcases his talent: battling a cornerback, he made a tough, contested catch for about a 30-yard gain. We’re talking about a play where the safety was closing in hard, and he still hauled it in. That’s pure athleticism and focus right there. Not long after, he didn’t even have to work for it. The defense totally blew it, leaving him wide open in the end zone for a short touchdown catch. One minute he’s fighting for every inch, the next he’s waltzing in. That versatility is a coach’s dream.
FSU Saw Something Special, And Now We Do Too
It’s clear FSU knew what they were doing when they offered Brown a scholarship back in June after he tore it up at their camp in Tallahassee. He committed shortly after, and for good reason. The Seminoles are recruiting him as a true athlete, someone who can line up at wide receiver or defensive back, and he’s already flashing that two-way potential. This Ruskin product isn’t just a local hero either. He’s ranked as the No. 611 overall player and No. 51 athlete in the 247Sports composite, and he’s the No. 79 player coming out of Florida. At 6-foot-1 and 165 pounds, he’s got the frame to develop, and his early season performance suggests he’s already on that track.
This kid isn’t new to making plays. Last season, as a sophomore, Brown pulled in 20 passes for 334 yards and three touchdowns over 11 games. He wasn’t just on offense either, racking up six tackles and an interception. He was a force then, and he’s only getting better. Heading into his junior year, he’s looking to take another big step forward, and if his preseason action is any indication, he’s off to an incredibly strong start. We’re talking about a player who’s showing early flashes of being a game-changer. What’s next for Brown? Keep your eyes peeled as he kicks off his junior season. If this is just the warm-up, we can’t wait to see what he does when the games really count.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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