What It Means:

Bryant has yet to be added to the active roster and isn't on the injury report, but there are rumblings his debut could be delayed until Week 6. It's possible Bryant isn't up to speed after being away from the team. More should be known on Bryant's status when the Steelers hold their final practice Saturday.

Bryant was hyper-efficient in his 2014 rookie campaign. He turned 48 targets into 45.82 Reception Net Expected Points (NEP). His 0.95 Reception NEP per target was tops on the team, even besting Antonio Brown. Given the uncertainty of his role at the start, our projections are conservative at 3 receptions for 39 yards and 0.38 touchdowns in his 2015 debut.