Pat Bryant

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Projections: Offense

Expert	Total Pts	Receiving						Rushing					Passing								Fumbles
Expert	Total Pts	1D	REC	TGT	TD	YDS	2PT	CAR	1D	TD	YDS	2PT	ATT	CMP	1D	INT	SCK	TD	YDS	2PT	LOST
Footballguys Consensus	66	14.29	23.68	39.13	2	301.42	-	0.42	0.08	-	2.08	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	0.03
Jason Wood	53	12.18	21	35	1	260	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Bob Henry	80	16.64	27	43	3	345	-	1	0.2	-	5	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Maurile Tremblay	63.5	13.72	22.1	39.8	2	296	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	0.2

Rankings

Footballguys Consensus

WR98

Phil Alexander

WR76

The rookie appears in line for the every-down WR2 role in Denver.

Matt Waldman

WR85

Sean Payton likes to compare young players to past Saints starters. It doesn't mean they will develop into players with that ceiling of production.

Pat Bryant is earning the Michael Thomas comp from Payton. It means Bryant will have to beat out Devaughn Vele or the Broncos move Vele to flanker.

Even if they do, Bryant will compete with Evan Engram for targets in the of the field and Vele and Courtland Sutton for targets at the boundary.

Unless Bo Nix is ready to become prime Drew Brees, it's likely Bryant's production won't translate to more fantasy value than Sutton, Engram, or Vele this year.

If Engram gets hurt and Vele falters, Bryant could earn 700-900 yards and 6-8 scores, giving him legitimate weekly value as his fantasy ceiling. Until then, Bryant is a promising third or fourth option, at best, for Denver's passing game.

Ben Cummins

WR64

He’s athletic and has good NFL size at 6’2”, 204 pounds. Sean Payton compared him to Michael Thomas, who broke the NFL record for receptions in a season when coached by Payton.

Bob Henry

WR99

Andy Hicks

WR59

Maurile Tremblay

WR104

Jason Wood

WR107

Sigmund Bloom

WR94

Jeff Haseley

WR129

Bob Harris

WR181

Dan Hindery

WR67

Jeff Bell

WR92

Alfredo Brown

WR72

Dave Kluge

WR90

Ryan Weisse

WR77

Colton Dodgson

WR110

Hutchinson Brown

WR123

Joey Wright

WR87

Matt Montgomery

WR114

Julia Papworth

WR112