NFL

Pat Bryant

Denver Broncos

NFL performance trends

2026 regular season · 4 recorded appearances. Latest: 2026-10-04.

Receiving yards

33.3 avg · last 4 observed

2026-09-15 vs KC: 42 42KC 2026-09-20 vs JAX: 0 0JAX 2026-09-28 vs LAR: 44 44LAR 2026-10-04 vs SF: 47 47SF

Season avg: 33.3 · Home: 22.0 (2) · Away: 44.5 (2)

Receptions

2.3 avg · last 4 observed

2026-09-15 vs KC: 4 4KC 2026-09-20 vs JAX: 0 0JAX 2026-09-28 vs LAR: 2 2LAR 2026-10-04 vs SF: 3 3SF

Season avg: 2.3 · Home: 1.0 (2) · Away: 3.5 (2)

Targets

3.0 avg · last 4 observed

2026-09-15 vs KC: 6 6KC 2026-09-20 vs JAX: 1 1JAX 2026-09-28 vs LAR: 2 2LAR 2026-10-04 vs SF: 3 3SF

Season avg: 3.0 · Home: 1.5 (2) · Away: 4.5 (2)

Receiving TDs

0.3 avg · last 4 observed

2026-09-15 vs KC: 0 0KC 2026-09-20 vs JAX: 0 0JAX 2026-09-28 vs LAR: 1 1LAR 2026-10-04 vs SF: 0 0SF

Season avg: 0.3 · Home: 0.5 (2) · Away: 0.0 (2)

View regular-season game log
2026 regular-season observations. — means not reported.
DateOpponentReceiving yardsReceptionsTargetsReceiving TDs
2026-10-04@ SF47330
2026-09-28LAR44221
2026-09-20JAX0010
2026-09-15@ KC42460

ESPN · Checked 2026-10-05. Preseason, playoffs and missing values are excluded. Historical averages are not projections. Game log source

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Pat Bryant Questions & Answers

What position does Pat Bryant play, and which team is he with as of October 5, 2026?

Pat Bryant is a wide receiver for the Denver Broncos. The Broncos’ active roster lists him with the team as of October 5, 2026.

When was Pat Bryant born?

Pat Bryant was born on December 10, 2002, in Jacksonville, Florida.

How tall is Pat Bryant?

Pat Bryant is listed at 6 feet 2 inches tall.

Where did Pat Bryant play college football?

Pat Bryant played college football at the University of Illinois.

When was Pat Bryant drafted?

The Denver Broncos selected Pat Bryant in the third round, 74th overall, of the 2025 NFL Draft.

What was a major college milestone for Pat Bryant?

In 2024, Pat Bryant earned first-team All-Big Ten recognition from the Associated Press and second-team All-Big Ten honors from the coaches and media.