Brandon

Bryant

Virginia Tech CB Adonis Alexander and Western Michigan CB Sam Beal are also eligible. This comes two months after Bryant announced his intention to transfer from Mississippi State. Bryant wasn’t the most consistent college player, but he offers plus size at 219 pounds and is known as an exceptional athlete. He’s been clocked at 4.24 in the forty-yard dash.

Bryant signed with the Jets in July after some Supplemental Draft hype. His measurables should get him some special teams looks. Bryant will be a practice squad candidate if he clears waivers.

Bryant (5'11/207) improved his draft stock — running a 4.45 forty with a 34-inch vertical. There looks to be legitimate interest in him, with the Ravens and Colts potential landing spots. Bryant projects as a late-round supplemental flyer that could make an impact on special teams.

Bryant (5'11/207) wasn’t selected in the Supplemental Draft but is a solid flyer after running a 4.45 forty at his Pro Day with a 34-inch vertical. He’ll compete for an end-of-the-roster spot in training camp. Bryant has the measurables for a special teams role.