Pat Bryant

At every level of football Pat Bryant has excelled at the highest level at his position, mirroring his actions and performances to the T. Just turn on the tape from high school, and watch him take a 5-yard slant 50-yards for a touchdown. Likewise, turn on his college film and see him take a 10-yard dig 40-yards for the game winning touchdown against Rutgers. He’s “Mister Consistent”, and that consistency will show up on Sunday’s in the NFL as well.

College:

2024 

• 54 Rec 984yds 10 TDs Second in the Big Ten for receiving yards 
• AP All-Big Ten First Team 
• Tied for the Big Ten lead in receiving touchdowns during the regular season (10) 
• Only player in nation with three game-winning TDs in the final two minutes or overtime during the regular season
• Tied the Illinois single-season record with 10 touchdown receptions
• Set Memorial Stadium records for single-season receiving TDs (6) and career receiving TDs (13) with his career-long 57-yard touchdown reception in win vs. Michigan State (11/16/24)
• 19 career receiving touchdowns, fourth-most all-time in program history

High School:

After staying at Atlantic Coast for all 4 years, Bryant led Atlantic Coast to their first ever playoff appearance advancing to the third round.

• 44 receptions for 942 yards and seven touchdowns as a senior
• 45 receptions for 684 yards and 11 touchdowns as a junior
• 128 receptions, 2261 receiving yards, and 23 touchdowns during his high school career
• First Team Florida Times Union All-First Coast Team
• First Team Duval Sports Prime Time Player (2020-2021) 

He’s the son of Patrick Bryant Sr, the Athletic Director of the Police Athletic League of Jacksonville. Mother of Louanne Harris-Bryant. His brother, Brandon Harris, played LB at USF. Has two brothers and one sister.

Overall: Bryant is an extremely hard worker. He’s physical and fearless, built for the NFL game. Game speed is much faster than NFL combine 40 time. Runs every route and lines up outside, slot or backfield. Able to make defenders miss in open field. Shows up big in critical moments of games. 

NFL Comp: 

Cooper Kupp  (2017)
40 Time: 4.62
Height: 6’2
Weight: 204lbs

-Andre’ Ellis (DuvalSports.com)