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Bryant

Bryant, a 2013 seventh-rounder out of Ohio State, is competing with former UDFA Cody Davis to replace FS Rodney McLeod, who signed with the Eagles. Bryant drew comparisons to Panthers S Kurt Coleman out of college.

He’ll get a one-week look against the Rams, the team that drafted him in 2014. Bryant takes the roster spot of S Tony Jefferson, who was sent to I.R.

Bryant missed his entire senior with a broken ankle, and still isn’t 100 percent healthy. He needs to heal up in a hurry if he’s to have a real shot at cracking the 53-man roster. A buzz-worthy prospect before his injury, Bryant is likely ticketed for the practice squad.

Bryant was a hot prospect before missing almost his entire senior year at Ohio State with a fractured ankle. At only 5-foot-9, 198, Bryant projects best as a nickel back and special teams contributor in the NFL.

Pint-sized Bryant (5'9/198) missed almost his entire senior year with a fractured ankle. He entered the year as a fairly highly touted prospect, but the injury explains his “fall” into the depths of round seven. A nickel back/safety, Bryant has drawn comparisons to ex-Eagles and current Vikings S Kurt Coleman, who has been a productive special teamer in the pros.