Warren

Brinson

Warren Brinson (6’5, 315) is an explosive, rotational interior lineman who flashed upside across Georgia’s dominant front. The massive trench mover with 33.5” arms and a 9.10 RAS checks the physical boxes and tested exceptionally well with a 5.09 40-yard dash and elite 9’7” broad jump. After four years as a reserve, he cracked the rotation in 2023–2024, notching 47 tackles, 9 TFLs, and 4 sacks across 25 games with eight starts. He’s at his best as a one-gap penetrator who can bend, burst, and win with swipe/swim moves. His bull rush has some pop when he stays low, and he flashes disruptive traits in pursuit. However, Brinson’s snap anticipation is middling, and his high pad level and inconsistent hand usage limit his pass rush finish. Though not a lock to be a high-volume NFL contributor, Brinson’s size, movement skills, and disruptive flashes make him an enticing target for attacking fronts.

Brinson (6'4/301) committed to Georgia at the beginning of June and has had no second thoughts on that decision in the interim. That said, the lineman still plans on making use of his official visits, saying that USC, Auburn and Florida are three programs he would like to further check out beyond the Bulldogs. As for his Georgia official, he is eyeing a potential trip to Athens for the team’s big primetime showdown with Notre Dame on Sept. 21. On the 247Sports composite board, Brinson lands as the No. 326 overall prospect in the 2020 class.

Brinson (6'4/301) previously committed to Georgia back in November but reopened his recruitment in late January. Even after receiving offers from Alabama, Oklahoma, and Florida among others, The Bradenton, Florida native thought Georgia was the best fit. He’s the 32nd-ranked defensive tackle in the class of 2020 and 51st overall prospect in the state of Florida.

Brinson (6'4/301) made his verbal commitment to Georgia in early June, and while he remained a pledge the four-star defensive tackle said in July that he played on using his official visits. Brinson just wrapped up his trip to Athens, and the IMG Academy product apparently saw enough to feel good about signing with Georgia. The early signing period begins on December 18.

Brinson (6'4/301) committed to Georgia in November. Backing off that pledge, now, following recent offers from Alabama and Oklahoma. Rivals currently ranks the Bradenton, Florida, native as the No. 83 prospect in the state for the 2020 cycle. His recruitment figures to clarify as the cycle picks up steam over the coming weeks and months.