Dasaahn Brame
Tennessee
Sophomore
Bio
Recruiting
Scouting Report
Dasaahn Brame is a 4-star Tight End from Derby, KS (Derby) in the 2025 class. Ranked No. 61 nationally. Composite rating: 0.9682. Committed to University of Tennessee.
Physical Profile
Listed at 6-5, 240 lbs. Taller than 62% and heavier than 75% of 2025 Tight End prospects in the SEC Scouts database (76 with a listed size).
Play Style
Profile suggests a receiving-first tight end with the athleticism and skill set to create mismatches in the passing game. His elite ranking indicates advanced route concepts and reliable hands, likely projecting as a move tight end who can align in multiple positions to exploit defensive coverage.
Strengths
- Elite national ranking (#61) indicates exceptional receiving ability and route-running precision for the tight end position
- Premium composite rating (0.9682) suggests outstanding combination of size, speed, and hands that separate him from peer group
- Early Tennessee commitment demonstrates strong evaluation by SEC program known for developing NFL tight ends
Areas to Improve
- Limited recruiting exposure outside Tennessee suggests need for expanded national evaluation
- Development of inline blocking techniques will be crucial for SEC competition level
College Projection
Should compete for immediate playing time in Tennessee's offense given his premium ranking and early commitment. Projects as a 2-3 year contributor with potential for significant role by junior season if physical development matches recruiting evaluation.
NFL Outlook
Top-100 national ranking and elite composite rating suggest legitimate NFL potential if he develops physically and refines blocking skills. Current trajectory points toward mid-round draft consideration with continued development.
Best Fit
Spread offenses or pro-style systems that emphasize tight end receiving versatility, particularly programs with strong track records of developing pass-catching tight ends for the next level
Player Comparison
Engram entered college at 6'3" 230 lbs as a highly-rated receiving tight end who excelled at creating mismatches through route-running precision and versatility. Like this prospect, he was viewed as a move tight end who could align in multiple positions and was praised for his reliable hands and advanced route concepts, ultimately becoming a first-round NFL draft pick.
Season Stats - 2025
Receiving
General
Career History
Tennessee
#7 TE - Sophomore
Tennessee
#7 TE - Freshman
Current Team
University of Tennessee