Bryant's blocking helped spring a 16-yard Mims TD and showcased his run-game impact, highlighted by Sherfield’s praise and a leadership thread in Denver’s WR room.

Bryant contributed a notable block on the Marvin Mims TD run, underscoring his role as a special teams and blocking asset. His presence in the run game and on special teams adds value to Denver’s overall efficiency and scoring opportunities, even if not a primary fantasy target.

Bryant’s elevated role in Denver’s three-receiver looks hints at a volatile but possible upside path, as Sutton and Mims stay primary, with Bryant potentially siphoning some early-down or rotation snaps.

Bryant, a rookie WR, is seeking a bigger target footprint; more involvement could elevate Denver’s aerial options and create a more dynamic receiving corps.

Bryant drew 15 snaps, 2 targets, 2 receptions for 18 yards with a 77.0 PFF receiving grade in Week 2.