Brandon Inniss

1/07/23

Brandon Inniss a top performer at All-American Bowl week

Charles Power•

Brandon Inniss was the most-targeted wide receiver over the course of the week in San Antonio. His target share throughout the week climbed each day as the quarterbacks – Dante Moore in particular – became more and more comfortable feeding him the football. When all was said and done, Inniss led the receiving group in targets and catches. The South Florida native primarily worked out of the slot and was often targeted on underneath passes and screens. He made the most of those looks by turning upfield and bowling through would-be tacklers. He also showed the ability to separate at the line of scrimmage during 7-on-7 and 1-on-1 periods. Inniss carried this over to the game, when he stacked Notre Dame cornerback signee Micah Bell off the line before coming down with a touchdown from Moore on a corner route. Other wide receivers in attendance have more projectable physical tools, but Inniss’ competitive nature and reliability made him a favorite target over the course of the week.

6/13/22

Brandon Inniss a top performer at Overtime OT7

Charles Power•

Brandon Inniss nabs the final spot over some other strong contenders on the heels of his play on Sunday for the champion South Florida Express squad. For one, Inniss wins the award as the most competitive player on the field at OT7. Nobody took this event more seriously and it showed on the field. The 5-foot-11.5, 190-pounder probably had the most receptions of any receiver. He did most of his damage on underneath routes and showed a good awareness for finding open space in the defenses, often sitting down against zone coverage. With that said, we did see Inniss make a few downfield plays, including a touchdown on a double move against On300 Texas A&M cornerback commit Jayvon Thomas.

6/13/22

Brandon Inniss top performer at OT7

Sam Spiegelman•National Recruiting Analyst

The five-star Miami Gardens (Fla.) American Heritage wide receiver was the go-to target in crunch time on a talent-littered SFE team, and for good reason. Inniss has strong hands and is dynamic after the catch. He’s a playmaker in space and although he’s 6-foot, he’s proficient in the middle of the field and in contested-catch situations.