This year's Paradise Camp was home to an elite collection of talent, and one of the most loaded groups at the camp was the tight end group. When you have big time 2020 guys competing it can be easy to overlook the younger players, but Miami 2021 TE commit Khalil Brantley did his best to stay in the spotlight.
“I think I did alright. There was a lot of competition out here tonight. I got a lot to improve on.”
Of all the other talented tight ends there, none impressed Brantley more than 2020 5-star Darnell Washington.
“Darnell, 2020, number one in the nation, he's a big guy. Big guy. He’s gonna go up and get it.”
Brantley was able to catch passes from fellow Miami commit Tyler Van Dyke. While he did not get a lot of time building a connection with the Connecticut based passer, Brantley still feels like they could be special together.
“He’s a great QB, great ball skills, great arm. I think we’ll have a great connection.”
Brantley has been one of Miami’s most vocal commits on Twitter and has been open about recruiting other players to join him at Miami. Right now, he has his eyes set on one of his Northwestern teammates.
“Kamren Kinchens. I’m trying to get him to stay home,” Brantley added. “I think we have like a 75% chance. I’m in his ear.”
Brantley also said that he is not interested in visiting any other schools even when the dead period is over.
“I’m not taking other visits this summer. Next summer maybe. It’s pretty much all Miami right now.”
“I think I did alright. There was a lot of competition out here tonight. I got a lot to improve on.”
Of all the other talented tight ends there, none impressed Brantley more than 2020 5-star Darnell Washington.
“Darnell, 2020, number one in the nation, he's a big guy. Big guy. He’s gonna go up and get it.”
Brantley was able to catch passes from fellow Miami commit Tyler Van Dyke. While he did not get a lot of time building a connection with the Connecticut based passer, Brantley still feels like they could be special together.
“He’s a great QB, great ball skills, great arm. I think we’ll have a great connection.”
Brantley has been one of Miami’s most vocal commits on Twitter and has been open about recruiting other players to join him at Miami. Right now, he has his eyes set on one of his Northwestern teammates.
“Kamren Kinchens. I’m trying to get him to stay home,” Brantley added. “I think we have like a 75% chance. I’m in his ear.”
Brantley also said that he is not interested in visiting any other schools even when the dead period is over.
“I’m not taking other visits this summer. Next summer maybe. It’s pretty much all Miami right now.”