Bryson, committed to Indiana, has been one of my favorite prospects in Georgia for close to two years now. There were definitely conversations as to what position he would play in college, but it looks like he will at least start as a WR. Bryson is a smooth, loose athlete who can create his own yards with the ball in his hand. He will even get some opportunities in the direct snap game. He is loose, but fast and explosive as well. He PR’d at 10.82 in the 100M, and he is explosive when breaking down DBs at the top of his routes. Bryson has a lot of traits that translate, and I am expecting him to develop into a contributor at Indiana.

A do-it-all athlete who can make big plays wherever he’s lined up, Bryson is a sure-handed playmaker who can catch, run, jump, and do whatever is needed of him. An outstanding natural athlete at 6-foot-0 180-pounds, Bryson shows good burst, ball skills, balance, and the ability to pick up yards after first contact. As a pass-catcher, Bryson caught 47 passes last season for 593 yards and seven touchdowns. He also ran for 187 yards and three touchdowns on the ground. He flashes easy D1 talent and earned a new offer from Georgia Southern to go along with an offer from Oregon State. Look for this North Georgia playmaker to have a giant 2025 season all over the field.

Walker Bryson Walker Bryson 5'11" | 170 lbs | WR Rabun Gap-Nacoochee | 2026 State GA is one of the most electric players in the state. He comes in at 6’0 180 and impacts the game on offense, defense, and special teams. His elite speed and vision for the field translate to each facet of the game and make him nearly impossible to contain. With the ball in his hands, he has the straight-line speed needed to outrun angles and shoot through openings. However, he is also patient and pinpoints openings well. Toward the end of his runs, he can stiffarm and shrug off tacklers to stay on his feet. It seems he will make his money on defense, where his range and speed from the S spot are put on full display. He can flag down ball carriers breaking into the open field, and he can also mirror/remain in phase with any receiver he has to match up against. Bryson has elite speed and playmaking ability. Ultimately, his experience on offense and special teams will only make him a better DB at the next level. He is a clear P4 DB prospect who should get more love as a junior.