Antonio Bryant...

[TN_Titans_05]

bryants horrible.. battles the 49er reciever u want mark my words

plaxico is a great player bryant is not

You think you could try and provide some....ANY...reasoning at all behind your "insight"?? Just blurting out statements like "this player sucks" and "this player is great" doesent really provide any value.


I have to agree with a lot of the comments so far. It seems like Smiths connection with Bryant could provide him a solid fantasy year. I think he has a really good upside if you can get him late.

[stomperrob]

plaxico is a great player

Proof please??? Try good maybe - he has a ways to go to earn the great label!!!

[vickfan07]

well hes miles ahead of bryant. is bryant was so good he would of got a fat pay check. or atleast a better team would of watned him

[Philly Pride]

He must be pretty good, he put up 1000 yards with the combo of Dilfer/Frye throwing to him last year.

[RenT]

I like Bryant a good deal this year... he's tough and fairly physical and has some underestimated speed too. He's always had all the tools but the only thing that has held him back from putting together a really good season is his poor relationship with his previous coaches. Apparently the san fran staff loves him so depending on the trade I'd go for it. I personally have him as my backup WR in my yearly redraft league and am quite comfortable with it.

[treadstone]

Thanks for all the input fellas. I am in need of Wr's(thanks Branch), and am going to trade him straight up for Cooley(I have Heap). Just needed that extra little push.

[bagobonez]

WR's without talent don't earn the Biletnikoff award. Bryant has amazing skills, trust me i watched him many times as a Cowboys fan. He just has to get his head on straight and he's a gamer. I like him as a sleeper, especially if Alex Smith can start to justify his draft position.

[stomperrob]

Here's a quote from today's paper in San Fran:

-- Wide receivers: The signing of Antonio Bryant provides the team with a legitimate first option, and Bryant proved it in training camp. Compared to his fellow wide receivers, he was untouchable. He also brings a reputation for volatility, but the 49ers figured they handled Brandon Lloyd last year, so they can handle Bryant. The health of Arnaz Battle will be a theme all season. Without him, the 49ers will rely on Bryan Gilmore and rookie Brandon Williams. The slippery Williams is also likely to function as a slot receiver in three-receiver sets.

[freeling_prideful]

They also say out of training camp that Bryant's getting along well w/ teammates. I forget where I read the report, but they said he's working hard and it looks like he's matured.

So, dude w/ physical talent gets head screwed on straight and puts in extra work w/ his QB, who has few other weapons...

I'm liking him a lot.