This is where I'm at as well,31 teams x2 passed on him and I could be wrong but he wasn't invited to anyone's prospect camp either,my best offer would be ATO and go from there
3 times actually. 2016, 2017, 2018. He's been to the camps of CBJ, Washington and SJ that I know of for sure.
This was the scouting report from one independent scouting service in 2016
"Justin Brazeau is a big bodied, extremely raw two-way winger. The 6'04" winger showed some improvements
throughout the 2015-2016 as he began to show more and more confidence in his game. While
Brazeau's physical attributes are undoubtedly intriguing, he is still extremely raw and lacks ideal strength to
his frame. With that being said Brazeau showed an effectiveness in a bottom six role for the North Bay Battalion
this season. A player who fore checks effectively, Brazeau's anticipation skills along with tenaciousness
in puck pursuit allowed the lanky winger to force turnovers throughout the season. While Brazeau isn't
overly physical for a player of his stature, he relies on his competitiveness. A player who does his best work
off the rush and below the hash marks, Brazeau works the half boards and cycle with effectively. Brazeau is
below average in both skating and strength. He lacks ideal foot speed and explosiveness to his stride.
While his stride is long and powerful it takes far to many strides for him to reach his top speed, allowing the
opposition to close in on him and separate him from the puck."
That same scouting service in 2017
"Justin was selected in the 13th round of the 2015 OHL Draft by the North Bay Battalion. Justin spent most
of his first junior season with the New Liskeard Cubs Midget program in the GNML, but also played a
handful of games for the Jr. A Powassan VooDoos. After a solid first year Justin joined the North Bay
Battalion playing on the fourth line all season. He provided some side and grinded it out, but rarely showed
his offensive skillset. In his second OHL season, Justin has flourished into a goal scoring power winger for
the Battalion posting 22 goals.
Justin Brazeau is a big two-way winger with intriguing size and good hockey sense. As Justin's confidence
rose he began to utilize his shot more which resulted in increased goal production. A player who stands 6'5,
Brazeau utilizes his size well, positioning himself appropriately in puck battles which allows him to emerge in possession despite a need to add strength. Brazeau shields the puck very well when entering the zone or
emerging off the cycle, however would benefit from adding strength and becoming heavier on the puck.
Justin's ability to find space offensively allows him to generate offensive opportunities as he provides an
outlet for his teammates and can quickly release the puck on goal. A player with an underrated shot,
Brazeau can make himself an effective net front presence and shows deceptively quick hands in tight.
Brazeau's skating is his biggest weakness as he lacks first step quickness and reaches only an average top
speed. However his ability to anticipate the play and think the game at a high level allows him to be
effective on the fore-check. Brazeau competes well and shows good positional awareness in all three zones,
often utilizing his size and reach defensively to clog lanes and create turnovers.
Brazeau doesn't project to have top six NHL skill, but he does have NHL size and understands his role as a
power winger who possesses a good shot. He could develop into a serviceable depth player, whereas in
the OHL he may have solidified top six status on the Battalion for next season. He will need to continue to
get stronger filling out his frame, all while improving on his skating stride as well."