I watched Bryant once this past offseason, and he did phenomenal. He’s a taller-than-average DB but has the skillset needed to succeed with his height. Against some very twitchy receivers, Bryant has impeccable patience, great change of direction, and most importantly, great ball skills. Division 1 upside zero doubt about it!

This offseason, I’d love to see Bryant at a few camps. If he’s at MACtion at Eastern Michigan again, I’ll likely see him face off against excellent competition.

The talent at the Midweek MACtion camp at Eastern Michigan was immense. It was an overwhelming camp, with well over 500 prospects in attendance. I decided to stick with the 2026/2027 skill players and I’m very glad I did.
Bryant was my #1 in-state defensive back. Early on, I was immediately impressed by Bryant’s athleticism. He looked smooth in drills and had good testing numbers. Once the 1on1 period began, Bryant showed much of what I’m used to from his brother.
Bryant was consistently patient. I watch a lot of DBs struggle with double moves, get sloppy feet, and generally try to do too much. Instead, Bryant was calm, confident, and had the change of direction to explode in any direction. That said, Bryant has flexible, fluid hips and a great center of gravity; he is never off-balance. On top of that, Bryant came up with a few great PBUs/INTs, including this one.