CJ Vogel

If the Texas offensive line can find the second level of the defense often – Seymore-Robertson-Baker – then Brown is going to have a really successful season.

Raleek Brown in the Big 12 last year had the – 2nd most missed tackles forced (55) 2nd most runs of 10+ yards (31) Longest rush of any RB in the conference (88 yards) Most targets of any RB (46) Most snaps where he ran a route (273... 56 more than any other back)

Get to the second level and let the speed and instincts take over. Not sure how often Brown will be able to make this right turn in the SEC, but it showcases his speed and agility pretty well on this run

Sometimes it’s up to the running back to make the offensive line right, and that includes improvising. See a gap and go, that’s what Brown does here hitting the front side of this zone look.

One of Tre Wisner’s best traits was his patience behind the line of scrimmage. Brown shows that off here to let the hole develop and then, poof, gone.

Jaydon Blue made a ton of money on wheel routes while at Texas. Remember, that was the only way Texas found the end zone against Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl — and they did it twice. Brown will fit this role perfectly.

Outside zone look. Brown trusts the concept and finds a sliver between four blockers and explodes for a massive gain. This is not an easy gap to find

Taking a Look at Raleek Brown's Fit in the Texas Offense *** I can't help but get excited for what's to come with new Texas running back Raleek Brown. Brown is coming off of a 1st Team All-Big 12 season at Arizona State where he rushed for 1,141 yards on 6.1 yards an attempts and 4 touchdowns. The touchdown numbers should improve in this Texas offense, but beyond anything else, it is the home run ability that intrigues me the most. Brown has a fantastic ability to get small in the hole, then make the first guy miss in space. -- I wanted to share some All 22 clips from the 2025 season showcasing Brown's ability at the running back spot, while also giving an idea of how it may translate to the Steve Sarkisian offense in 2026.

I would envision he begins the year hitting 7th or 8th again

Disregard the Big12 logo, I didn't have time to fire up photoshop after our livestream lol

I would fancy it to look like: 1. Linkin Garcia 2. Sawyer Solitaria 3. Anthony Pack Jr. 4. Payton Brennan 5. Ian Armstrong 6. Adrian Rodriguez 7. Ethan Mendoza 8. Casey Borba 9. Trevor Goldenetz

How I envision the lineup to look next spring.

Solid floor for the position. Who knows what Mendoza would have been able to do had he remained fully heathy. Here's to a full recovery and redemption season in 2027.

Well why not? Goal posts don't take up any space on the field itself.