Overview

• On August 8, Knoxville police stopped Brazzell for driving 60 mph in a 35 mph zone near Henley Street Bridge and arrested him for speeding and operating on a suspended license.
• Brazzell presented his U.S. passport after officers discovered his license had been suspended since August 2024 for failing to appear at a Blount County court hearing.
• The University of Tennessee has confirmed awareness of the traffic stop but has not yet imposed any team discipline for the junior wide receiver.
• Last season Brazzell recorded 333 receiving yards and two touchdowns on 29 catches, making his availability vital for a receiver corps already strained by injuries.
• His scheduled court appearance on August 20 will determine legal outcomes that could affect his participation in Tennessee’s season-opening game.