Bryce Lance: NFL Draft Prospect's Breakout Season

0:00From the Daily News Now Network, this is NFL News Today. Subscribe to keep up with every headline, every game. Bryce Lance is making ways as an NFL draft prospect out of North Dakota State University. The 6-foot-3 205-pound-wire receiver, who turns 24 in his rookie year, is the brother of former top pick, Tray Lance. He's a red shirt senior projected for the fourth or fifth round, compared to Green Bay's Christian Watson for his explosive deep threat ability. Lance broke out in his final two college seasons, earning all American honors and piling up over 2,100 receiving yards with. 25 touchdowns. He averaged 21 yards per catch last year and snagged an invite to the NFL scouting combine, where he posted elite numbers among wideouts. Fans and scouts love his long speed, body control, and knacked for contested catches, plus he's a solid blocker. But he's mostly a vertical guy with a limited route tree, lacking quickness in short areas, and minimal experience against top competition.

1:03His combine performance has boosted his stock, potentially pushing him into day three talks with a strong pro day. Reliable hands with just five drops on 127 catches make him a big play waiting to happen. Teams like the Washington commanders could use his downfield speed to stretch defenses, ranking low in long receptions last season. Lance fits as a day three gym, who excels at what he does best. Dean in his brought to you by our sponsor link in the description. Your bedtime ritual just got better. Built in sound, built in comfort. S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com