Bryson’s size and athletic ability jump off the page when you evaluate him as a player. He’s selected for this bowl game as a wide receiver, but he can also play a number of positions defensively. As a receiver, Bryson runs good routes and isn’t afraid to go over the middle to make tough contested catches. He can high-point the football well against single coverage against corners on the outside, and he’s got very good speed for his size. He should have more attention from a recruiting perspective, in my opinion.

One word comes to mind with Bryson, which is UPSIDE. When you have a program like Monroe that churns out college players on a regular basis, and you see the physical traits Bryson possesses, it’s just a matter of time before the word gets out and he becomes the next big thing for the Redhawks. This past season, Bryson earned an Honorable Mention All-Conference selection. He had 415 receiving yards and 4 touchdowns, along with 28 tackles and 3 sacks on defense. Monroe coaches are not sure where he will star next season, but they are confident he will be their top receiver or a dominant performer on defense. That’s more than good enough for me.