The bar represents the player's percentile rank. For example, if the bar is halfway across, then the player falls into the 50th percentile for that metric and it would be considered average. All others are from the NFL Combine. Hand Length. Arm Length. Jeff Stotts goes over the week's biggest injury news, starting with Derrick Henry's broken toe, who he warns likely will be out for the season.
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Where does he rank among WR's this week? Finally healthy for the first time since , Bryant had arguably his worst season as a pro. Despite playing with his starting quarterback all year, Bryant managed only While he scored six times, he had only eight catches of plus yards on targets. Once an elite red-zone presence, Bryant converted only three of his 10 inside-the targets for scores.
At , , and with 4. Last year, he mostly made plays facing Dak Prescott, trying to catch back-shoulder throws or posting up - there were few deep targets and few with Bryant running away from his quarterback. At press time, he remains a free agent. At 29, he's not necessarily finished, and it's possible the team's ultra-conservative and predictable play calling made his decline seem steeper than it was.
His landing spot will in large part determine his value, assuming he's still even half the player he once was. A hairline fracture in his knee cost Bryant three games, and he barely played in Week 17 with the Cowboys' No. Otherwise Bryant was largely the player who lit up the league from Prorate Bryant's stats over a full 16 games, and you get 67 catches for 1, yards and 11 scores, despite playing in a run-heavy offense with an unfamiliar QB.
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Zach FantasyPros FantasyPros. These stats were good—not great. Bryant's workout would not have done anything to boost his stock, but it shouldn't be damaging either. The issues that will be raised surrounding Bryant are most definitely not performance related. The most obvious issue coming into the game was that he was suspended throughout his final year due to lying about a meeting with Deion Sanders.
Now, forgive me, but is that really as big a deal as many have made out? He made a mistake about meeting Sanders, and this resulted in him lying about the meeting to avoid a suspension. Bryant is human. He made a mistake, and I think that this issue should not affect his draft stock.
Firstly, the standout receiver turned up with a man entourage in tow. Does this kid think he's J-Lo or something? Next he'll be asking for his own changing room filled with candles, incense, and kittens.
Many expected Minnesota to nab a WR3 in free agency. Names like Keelan Cole and Curtis Samuel were thrown around, but nothing came to fruition. By bringing in Bryant, they create competition in camp. The Vikings are in a completely different place than the Baltimore Ravens, who signed Bryant out of desperation last year. On the other hand, the Vikings have Adam Thielen and Justin Jefferson , who should have arguably been Rookie of the year last year.
Both players are established playmakers, but they could use a third receiver to take the focus off of them. Signing Dez as a WR3 would be one of the best moves the Vikings could make. Last year Dez had six receptions for 47 yards and two touchdowns in six games with the Ravens.
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