2023 OH DE Brenan Vernon (Notre Dame Verbal)

[HotMic]

247 Profile
Rivals Profile
HUDL Profile

Mentor (OH) Mentor High School

Defensive End
6-5
245 lbs
Class of 2023

 

[HotMic]

Not shocking, but Wiltfong and Kurelic with high confidence CB’s to Ohio State.

 

[Akron Rick]

Bank may be going out on the proverbial limb here but he says Vernon is better at this stage than Jack Sawyer was and that if Sawyer is "Joey Bosa #3" then Vernon is "Joey Bosa #4".
Assuming Chase Young is #2, where does that leave Zach Harrison?

 

[ScriptOhio]

 

[ShowMeBuck]

 

[NFBuck]

Bank may be going out on the proverbial limb here but he says Vernon is better at this stage than Jack Sawyer was and that if Sawyer is "Joey Bosa #3" then Vernon is "Joey Bosa #4".
Assuming Chase Young is #2, where does that leave Zach Harrison?

Nick Bosa #2?

 

[Akron Rick]

Nick Bosa #2?

Not sure how BG rated them, but I think the year Chase put together in 2019 would eclipse what Nick did considering his unfortunate injury. No question he bounced back with a great rookie season in the league though.

 

[HotMic]

 

[HotMic]

 

[Buckeye86]

He seems big and athletic, that’s probably a pretty good combo, right?

 

[Jaxbuck]

My son is in that same class, is also 6'5" but weighs about 160.

These guys are mutants.

 

[HotMic]

 

[zincfinger]

My son is in that same class, is also 6'5" but weighs about 160.
These guys are mutants.

6'5", 160 lbs.; teenage years are great. Make sure you've got the paternal psychological supremacy dialed in, because you've probably got two years, tops, before physical supremacy is not remotely on the table.

edit: I started lifting with my son this year. He's only 13, but it's going to be an interesting experience in 3 or 4 years when he starts outlifting me.

edit2: Speaking of mutants, I've read a mythstory that Mike Tyson got on the bench press for the first time in his life, at age 13, and cranked out ten reps of 225. It seems impossible but, in his case, borderline believable.

 

[johnson2443]

6'5", 160 lbs.; teenage years are great. Make sure you've got the paternal psychological supremacy dialed in, because you've probably got two years, tops, before physical supremacy is not remotely on the table.

edit: I started lifting with my son this year. He's only 13, but it's going to be an interesting experience in 3 or 4 years when he starts outlifting me.

edit2: Speaking of mutants, I've read a mythstory that Mike Tyson got on the bench press for the first time in his life, at age 13, and cranked out ten reps of 225. It seems impossible but, in his case, borderline believable.

This is Mike Tyson at age 13, 190 lbs of way more muscle than any 13 year old should have. I believe the above story

 

[NastyNatiBuck]

My son is in that same class, is also 6'5" but weighs about 160.

These guys are mutants.

They also probably have parents who feed them!