Second-highest route runner in Raiders; limited ceiling due to offense.
Pat BryantDEN
Day-two pick who has jumped Troy Franklin in route share and is now the second-highest route runner in the Raiders offense, running 50–60–70% of routes. One of two rookies simultaneously coming up together with Jack Bash. However, the source is not overly optimistic about his ceiling given the Raiders' inability to protect Gino Smith and low passing volume, comparing him to a Jakobi Meyers/Romeo Dobbs archetype.
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Pat Bryant did jump Troy Franklin in terms of routes run. So, he is the second highest route runner in that offense right now. And then there are two rookies, Pat Bryant, Jack Bash, who are both kind of like simultaneously coming up together where they're now running, you know, 50 60 70% of the routes.
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- Day-two pick who has jumped Troy Franklin in route share and is now the second-highest route runner in the Raiders offense, running 50–60–70% of routes. One of two rookies simultaneously coming up together with Jack Bash. However, the source is not overly optimistic about his ceiling given the Raiders' inability to protect Gino Smith and low passing volume, comparing him to a Jakobi Meyers/Romeo Dobbs archetype.
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