Bryant

[GBMelBlount]

7 TD's in 7 games.

Our future #2 receiver?

[ALLD]

Current #2.

[Shoes]

The kid has talent, if he gets more physical he'll be pretty darn good.

[polamalubeast]

He is easy the second best WR of the steelers right now

[Psycho Ward 86]

Still a TON of work to do. Its scary to think about all of the TD's he's left out on the field despite having 7 so far. Gotta get better at coming back to the ball and fighting for contested catches.

[steelerdude15]

He could be our number two one day.

[Steeldude]

He could be, but he needs to learn how to fight for passes and catch lobs/fades at their highest point. Which means he needs to extend his arms and catch with his hands only.

[Mojouw]

He has the physical talent to pass AB for the #1 role someday. The question is does he have the work ethic and the mental ability?

[tube517]

Since he isn't paid to fight or jump for the ball, you all are way off........... :lol: :peep: :stirthepot:

[Dwinsgames]

He has the physical talent to pass AB for the #1 role someday. The question is does he have the work ethic and the mental ability?

Yes and I think but am not certain ...

he spent his bye week working on hand fighting for pos. not many rookies spend their bye week working on their craft , in fact not many veterans do either .. But Bryant does

[tube517]

Yes and I think but am not certain ...

he spent his bye week working on hand fighting for pos. not many rookies spend their bye week working on their craft , in fact not many veterans do either .. But Bryant does

I believe he was working out with Jay Glazer in MMA

http://espn.go.com/blog/afcnorth/post/_/id/82346/martavis-bryant-opts-for-training-over-rest-during-steelers-bye-week

[Mojouw]

Yes and I think but am not certain ...

he spent his bye week working on hand fighting for pos. not many rookies spend their bye week working on their craft , in fact not many veterans do either .. But Bryant does

That's great to hear.

[Dwinsgames]

I believe he was working out with Jay Glazer in MMA

http://espn.go.com/blog/afcnorth/post/_/id/82346/martavis-bryant-opts-for-training-over-rest-during-steelers-bye-week


exactly posted pics someplace of it a few weeks back

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That's great to hear.

yes it is ... boosted my hopes on his future

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found the post on the extra training its in this thread http://www.steelersuniverse.com/forums/showthread.php/20151-2014-Steelers-Tweets-and-Nuggets/page2

[Devilsdancefloor]

He could be, but he needs to learn how to fight for passes and catch lobs/fades at their highest point. Which means he needs to extend his arms and catch with his hands only.

QFT he reminds me A LOT of plax

[GBMelBlount]

He is also VERY hard to catch once he hits his stride.

[ALLD]

He has those long legs, although not as shifty as Brown, Bryant is deceivingly fast.

[KeiselPower99]

Brown Bryant Wheaton.Its scary to think how good those 3 can be together.

[GBMelBlount]

Brown Bryant Wheaton.Its scary to think how good those 3 can be together.

Flash back a few years and we were saying the same thing about Wallace, Brown & Sanders.

[KeiselPower99]

Flash back a few years and we were saying the same thing about Wallace, Brown & Sanders.

I knew someone would bring that up!! It amazes me Sanders couldnt catch a damn cold here but is tearing it up in Denver and Wallace is enjoying that fat contract in Miami.

[steelerdude15]

I knew someone would bring that up!! It amazes me Sanders couldnt catch a damn cold here but is tearing it up in Denver and Wallace is enjoying that fat contract in Miami.

Go figure right?

[X-Terminator]

I knew someone would bring that up!! It amazes me Sanders couldnt catch a damn cold here but is tearing it up in Denver and Wallace is enjoying that fat contract in Miami.

Not hard to produce when Peyton is throwing you the ball. What's Eric Decker doing these days?

[GBMelBlount]

Picking Brown of the three and locking him up early with a favorable contract was a great decision.

How many years is Bryan's rookie contract?

[Texasteel]

He could be, but he needs to learn how to fight for passes and catch lobs/fades at their highest point. Which means he needs to extend his arms and catch with his hands only.

Your right bud, he does have a lot of work to do, and knows it. From what I have been hearing he is putting the work he needs to. Remember guys, and gals, we got him in the 4th, not the 1st or 2nd round.

[Shoes]

Picking Brown of the three and locking him up early with a favorable contract was a great decision.

How many years is Bryan's rookie contract?

4 years @ 2,723,196.00 and a 439K signing bonus.

[Count Steeler]

Picking Brown of the three and locking him up early with a favorable contract was a great decision.

How many years is Bryan's rookie contract?

Can't give full credit to the FO on this one. Wallace rejected the offer and then they offered it to Brown. Very glad that Brown accepted it after Wallace continued his hold out.

[MrPgh]

Bryant is having a better season than anyone envisioned. One weakness in his game is that I don't think he fights enough for some balls. With a big WR like that, ideally you would like him to catch balls that are thrown in his vicinity even if they aren't perfect.