Scouting Report: Weaknesses

• Comfortable in traffic but sometimes lacks effort to create separation
• Inconsistent release off the line of scrimmage
• WR/TE hybrid - Under average size and power for the position; won't overwhelm with strength
• Lacks in-line blocking experience; struggles with play strength and technique
• Hip stiffness affects fluidity in space

Scouting Report: Summary

Bryson Nesbit's college career at North Carolina showcased his potential as a dynamic playmaker. His versatility as a WR/TE and his ability to line up as a big slot make him a unique offensive weapon. With strong hands, precise route-running, and the ability to create yards after the catch, Nesbit excelled in creating mismatches.

However, Nesbit's game isn't without its drawbacks. The obvious issue is his lack of size as he's really just a bulked-up wideout. His in-line blocking needs improvement, as he struggles with technique and play strength. Additionally, he can be inconsistent with his release off the line of scrimmage and sometimes relies too much on his comfort in traffic rather than creating separation.

In the NFL, Nesbit is viewed more as a big slot WR rather than a traditional TE. His ability to stretch the field and make big plays will be an asset, but his blocking deficiencies could limit his role.