Harrison Bryant Dynasty Value

The 2019 Mackey Award winner out of Florida Atlantic, and the most productive tight end in this entire draft class by a wide margin. Bryant built his resume over four seasons: 6 catches for 63 yards in 6 games as a freshman, 32 for 408 and 5 touchdowns across 10 games as a sophomore, 45 for 662 and 4 scores in 12 games as a junior, and then the monster 2019 campaign of 65 catches for 1004 yards and 7 touchdowns over 13 games. That senior season produced 5.0 catches and 77.2 yards per game with a 15.4 yards-per-reception average. The career totals are staggering: 148 receptions for 2137 yards and 16 touchdowns in 41 games, with a 14.4 career yards-per-catch. At 243 pounds with a 4.73 forty and 32.5-inch vertical, the athletic profile is fine but unspectacular. The reason this production only translated to R4.115 is the Conference USA discount. Dominating C-USA secondaries is not the same as facing Big Ten linebackers, and evaluators know it. Still, 148 catches over four years is a sample size you cannot ignore.