Oklahoma 5-star Defensive Line Prospect Reflects on Camp

“Strong, explosive front-line defender with an impressive combination of size and athleticism,” Brooks said in his evaluation. “(Brewster) displays startling redirecting suddenness on sophomore tape. Also possesses a strong football pedigree. (He) may lack ideal frame length but compensates with sudden power and disruptive play style. Projects as a high-major interior D-line force who could become a serious impact player.”

Oklahoma was the first SEC school to offer a scholarship to Brewster, doing so on Jan. 7. By the end of January, Brewster had also received SEC offers from Texas, Texas A&M and Georgia.

Brewster has earned 30 offers already, including Alabama, Ohio State, Oregon, Texas A&M and Georgia. Friday’s camp marked his fifth camp after previous clinics at Alabama, Oregon, Ohio State and Texas A&M.

He praised the camp experience at OU.

“(Defensive tackles) coach (Todd) Bates and all the coaches knew how to coach very well,” Brewster said.

Brewster is the son of Robert Brewster, a former offensive tackle who played for the Dallas Cowboys from 2009-2010. It’s his dream to follow his father’s footsteps and reach the NFL.

To reach that goal, Brewster knows that he must continually improve, despite his high recruiting ranking.

“I focused on my swipe and my getoff (today), and I tried to be patient with my hands,” Brewster said. “I feel like I got better in the drills, for sure. I would say pass rushing and stopping the run (are what I’m working on).”

As someone who hails from SEC country, Brewster said it’s necessary to play for a school where football is prioritized.

Though the defensive line prospect has toured schools in other conferences already, he stressed the importance of playing in a program where the football culture is “SEC-like.”

“I want to be at the best football program that I can play in,” Brewster said. “It’s very important.”