Intriguing small school prospect with an NFL combination of size and athleticism, as well as a history of enjoying his best games against his top competition. Brown has good initial quickness and flashes the ability to get to the second level and block on the move. A four-year starter, Brown has won the Jacobs Blocking Trophy each of the past two seasons -- an award annually given to the Southern Conference's (of the former D-IAA) best offensive lineman.

Positives: Naturally large man with an evenly proportioned build … Good initial quickness off the snap … Good use of hands … Good hand placement to control and steer the defender … Flashes explosiveness in his initial hand punch to jolt defender … Understands blocking angles and has the foot quickness to get to the second level … At least adequate lateral quickness … Good leverage … High character player … Impressive in games against Michigan and LSU the past two years.

Negatives: Despite his production and reputation, Brown is only a marginal overall athlete … Lacks the agility to mirror quick defensive tackles and has only marginal burst to recover should he get beaten off the initial snap … Marginal anchor against a strong bull rush … A bit of a reputation for playing down to his level of competition.

Earned all-region honors in 2003 for head coach Jerry Mahon … finished fourth in the state shot put championship and registered All-American plaudits at the Mobile Meet of Champions.

Full name is Kerry Bruce Brown … born June 19, 1985 (21 years old) … son of Lynn and Bruce Brown … father played basketball at Georgia Tech … sister, Kristy, plays basketball at Stetson … majoring in health promotion