#124 Up to #15rnBryce has earned himself a big jump. He has made himself into an impressive specimen at the TE/FB position. Checking in at 6’3″ 245 lbs, and running 4.78, Bryce is a mismatch nightmare for defenses. After the catch, Jaworski is a freight train. He runs angry, and has the balance to pick up yards after taking contact. There is so much potential in him as a receiving threat too. His route running needs to be finely tuned, and when that happens good luck covering him. In the run game, Bryce is another OL on the field. He has superior upper and lower body strength allowing him to clamp his heavy hands onto defenders and drive them off the ball. All that talent and potential has earned him offers from the D1 level already. Definitely a name to know.

The 6’3″ 240 lbs TE/LB had a big impact without putting up huge stats. On offense, Bryce had a clutch two point conversion late in the game, but where he really stood out was a as blocker. He as able to lead across the formation, pull, or take on the man across from him one on one and open up lanes. The junior has an exciting frame for the position. I’ll be looking to see how fluid he becomes in his routes over the next year. On defense, Bryce was a stout edge defender. He attacked the Rapids option offense, and made some chase down plays. Junior to know without a doubt.