Bethune-Cookman’s 6-foot-7, 336-pound left-side anchor with a solid 78% season grade
David Bryant profiles as a big-bodied offensive lineman at **6-foot-7, 336 pounds**, and Bethune-Cookman lists him as having **graded out at 78% on the season**, which points to a dependable run/pass blocking presence rather than a stat-sheet player.[1] For a team looking for size, length, and a developmental interior-or-tackle piece, he’s intriguing because his value is in consistency, leverage, and durability-minded trench work—not flash. The main caveat is that publicly available info is limited, so his fit is best judged by film and line-coach evaluation.[1]
