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Brandon McCoy Jr.
Brandon McCoy Jr., Michigan Wolverines freshman guard, five-star 2026 recruit from Sierra Canyon, McDonald's All-American, three-time USA Basketball gold medalist; out 2026-27 with right knee ACL injury.
Brandon McManus
Brandon McManus, NFL placekicker (Temple, undrafted 2013), Super Bowl 50 champion with Denver; 297-of-362 FGs (82.0%), 61-yard long, No. 2 in Broncos scoring; later Jacksonville and Green Bay; 2024 lawsuit dismissed, NFL found insufficient evidence.
Brandon Miller (basketball, born 2002)
Brandon Miller (born 2002) is an American NBA forward for the Charlotte Hornets, drafted second overall in 2023 from Alabama; SEC Player of the Year, All-Rookie First Team, 2025-26 team-leading 20.2 PPG.
Brandon Moreno
Brandon Moreno, Tijuana-born UFC flyweight, first Mexico-born UFC champion; two-time undisputed champion, famous four-fight Deiveson Figueiredo rivalry, BJJ black belt, record 23-9-2.
Brandon Nakashima
Brandon Nakashima, American tennis player from San Diego, 2022 Next Gen ATP Finals champion, career-high No. 17 in 2026, first American since Fish 2011 to reach Canada and Cincinnati semifinals in one season.
Brandon Nimmo
Brandon Tate Nimmo, Wyoming-born MLB outfielder (born 1993, Cheyenne), Mets 2016-2025 then Texas Rangers 2026; 2011 first-round pick (13th), career .261 average, 149 HR, .359 OBP, on-base specialist.
Brandon Novak
Brandon Novak, born 1978 in Baltimore, is an American former professional skateboarder known for the CKY videos and Jackass films, later an addiction recovery advocate.
Brandon Phillips
Brandon Phillips (Dat Dude), born 1981, American MLB second baseman; Reds star 2006-16, four Gold Gloves, three All-Stars, 30-30 in 2007; retired a Red via one-day contract at 2026 Reds Hall of Fame induction.
Brandon Prust
Brandon Prust (born 1984, London, Ontario) is a Canadian former NHL enforcer-forward; 486 NHL games, 115 points, 1,036 PIM with Calgary, Phoenix, the Rangers, Montreal, and Vancouver; later a junior coach.
Brandon Ríos
Brandon Rios (Brandon Lee Gonzalez Rios, "Bam Bam"), American boxer from Oxnard, California, active 2004-2019; WBA lightweight champion 2011, lost to Pacquiao 2013; record 35-5-1, 26 KOs.
Brandon Roy
Brandon Roy (born 1984) is a former NBA guard, 2006 sixth pick traded from Minnesota to Portland, 2007 Rookie of the Year, three-time All-Star, whose degenerative knees ended his career; now a Seattle high school coach.
Brandon Royval
Brandon Royval, "Raw Dawg," American UFC flyweight from Denver, former LFA champion and title challenger, 18-9 record, submission-heavy brawler; losses mostly to champions Van, Moreno, Pantoja.
Brandon Rush
Brandon Rush (born 1985, Kansas City, Missouri) is a former NBA guard-forward, 2008 first-round pick, Kansas 2008 NCAA champion, and 2015 Golden State Warriors NBA champion; brother of Kareem Rush.
Brandon Saad
Brandon Saad, born 1992 in Pittsburgh, is an American NHL left wing, 2011 second-round pick of Chicago, two-time Stanley Cup winner (2013, 2015) with the Blackhawks, later Columbus, Colorado, St. Louis, and Vegas.
Brandon Siler
Brandon Siler, Orlando-born linebacker for the Florida Gators and 2006 BCS national champion; third-team All-American, Butkus semifinalist; drafted 240th overall in 2007 by the Chargers, later Kansas City Chiefs.
Brandon Slay
Brandon Douglas Slay (born 1975, Amarillo, Texas) is an American freestyle wrestler, 2000 Sydney Olympic gold medalist at 167.5 lbs, and USA Wrestling national coach, later PRTC and SportsLife Wrestling/G1 Training Center executive director.
Brandon Spikes
Brandon Spikes, Florida Gators linebacker 2006-09, two-time BCS champion, school-record 4 interception-return TDs, 307 tackles; Patriots 2010 second-round pick, six NFL seasons with Patriots and Bills.
Brandon Staley
Brandon Staley, NFL coach from Perry, Ohio; Rams defensive coordinator 2020 (No. 1 defense), Chargers head coach 2021-23 (24-24, fired Dec 2023), 49ers 2024, Saints defensive coordinator 2025; known for Fangio-style two-high defense and aggressive fourth-down analytics.
Brandon Starc
Brandon Starc (born 1993) is an Australian high jumper, brother of cricketer Mitchell Starc; 2018 Commonwealth Games gold, 2018 Diamond League champion, Australian record holder at 2.36m, three-time Olympian.
Brandon Valenzuela
Brandon Ivar Valenzuela, Mexican catcher and first baseman for the Toronto Blue Jays; born 2000 in Hermosillo, signed by the Padres in 2017, traded for Will Wagner in 2025, debuted April 5, 2026 as the 153rd Mexican-born MLB player.
Brandon Vera
Brandon "The Truth" Vera (born 1977) is a retired Filipino-American MMA heavyweight, former UFC fighter and inaugural ONE Heavyweight World Champion, who retired in December 2022 after a loss to Amir Aliakbari.
Brandon Weeden
Brandon Weeden, born 1983, former minor league pitcher drafted by the Yankees in 2002, became Oklahoma State quarterback and the oldest first-round NFL pick ever (28 years, 195 days), Browns 22nd overall in 2012, later Cowboys and Texans.
Brandon Williams (footballer)
Brandon Paul Brian Williams (born 2000), English full-back, Manchester United academy product with 51 senior appearances, later Norwich and Ipswich loans, Hull City 2025-26, and a suspended sentence for dangerous driving.
Brandon Young (baseball)
Brandon Young (baseball), Brandon Wayne Young, Orioles right-handed pitcher. Undrafted in the 2020 COVID-shortened draft out of Louisiana-Lafayette; Tommy John surgery 2022; MLB debut April 19, 2025; 2026: 9-6, 3.56 ERA.
Brands Hatch
Brands Hatch is a Kent motor racing circuit founded in 1926, with Indy (1.208 mi) and Grand Prix (2.433 mi) layouts, a former British Grand Prix host now run by MSV and joining Formula E's 2026/27 calendar.
Brandt Snedeker
Brandt Snedeker (born 1980, Nashville) is an American PGA Tour golfer, 2012 FedEx Cup champion, and 10-time tour winner, most recently the 2026 ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic, and captain of the 2026 US Presidents Cup team.
Brandub
Brandub (Brandubh, "black raven") is the Irish tafl board game, a 7×7 asymmetric reconstruction with 8 attackers versus 4 defenders and a king who escapes to a corner; rules are reconstructed from medieval Irish texts, poems, and the Ballinderry board.
Branimir Mlačić
Branimir Mlačić (born 2007) is a Croatian centre-back, 192 cm, from Hajduk Split's academy; sold to Udinese in February 2026 for €4.5M on a deal to 2031, now on loan at Watford, with Croatia U21 caps.
Branislav Ivanović (Бранислав Ивановић)
Branislav Ivanović (Бранислав Ивановић), nicknamed Bane, is a Serbian former footballer who played as a right-back for Chelsea from 2008 to 2017 and earned 105 caps for Serbia.
Branislav Pokrajac
Branislav Pokrajac (Бранислав Покрајац), Serbian handball left winger and coach; Olympic gold 1972 as player and 1984 as Yugoslavia coach; 180 caps, 510 goals; died 2018.