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A breakout camp for Broncos WR Pat Bryant as teammates rave and 'Patty Ice' emerges
Pat Bryant has impressed coaches with strong hands, size and a red-zone touchdown toe-tap as he enters his second NFL season.
- Denver Broncos wide receiver Pat Bryant is drawing significant praise at training camp, highlighted by an impressive red-zone toe-tap touchdown during a scrimmage in his second NFL season.
- Sean Payton prefers Bryant's 6-foot-2, 205-pound frame at wide receiver, noting his ability to stay on his feet while making catches. Bryant credited offseason work on versatility and mental preparation.
- Offensive coordinator Davis Webb dubbed the receiver "Patty Ice" after strong practices, while teammate Jaylen Waddle said, "He's another young guy I'm excited to see work this year."
- Defensive coordinator Vance Joseph praised Bryant's consistent ability to make difficult plays in traffic, building on rookie season performances including touchdown catches against the Kansas City Chiefs and Dallas Cowboys.
- Teammates expect the former Illinois standout to transition into a key contributor for The Broncos in 2026, as Bryant emphasized recovery tools and maintaining freshness throughout the offseason.
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A breakout camp for Broncos WR Pat Bryant as teammates rave and 'Patty Ice' emerges
Pat Bryant is turning heads at the Denver Broncos' training camp. The wide receiver is earning praise from teammates and coaches as he prepares for his second NFL season.
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