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Saints defensive tackle Bryan Bresee reportedly tore his ACL, likely ending his season, per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. Bresee, a 2023 first‑round pick (No. 29) from Clemson, has 86 tackles, 14.5 sacks and 19 tackles for loss in 49 NFL games, and previously tore his ACL in 2021.
Saints defensive tackle Bryan Bresee suffered a knee injury that coach Kellen Moore says does not look great; an MRI will determine if it is an ACL tear, and if confirmed, his season would end on injured reserve as New Orleans relies on its depth at defensive tackle.
Bryan Bresee, the New Orleans Saints' first-round pick, signed a four-year contract worth $12,263,552 with a fifth-year team option. The former Clemson defensive tackle impressed during rookie minicamp and has the potential to be a great addition to the Saints' defensive line. Bresee struggled with illness and injuries throughout his college career, but the Saints are confident in his abilities. The team also added other new faces to their defensive line in the 2023 draft and free agency.
Mel Kiper, ESPN's senior NFL draft analyst, approves of the New Orleans Saints' selection of Clemson defensive tackle Bryan Bresee at No. 29 overall in the 2022 NFL Draft. Kiper believes that the pick addressed the Saints' top position of need. Bresee is a high-end athlete with immense pro potential, but has a bit of an injury history.
Paige Comerford, girlfriend of Clemson defensive tackle Bryan Bresee, celebrated his selection by the New Orleans Saints in the 2023 NFL Draft with a heartfelt Instagram post. Bresee, who was the ACC Defensive Rookie of the Year in 2020, was picked 29th overall by the Saints. His family wore "Ella Strong" shirts in honor of his 15-year-old sister who died of cancer in September. Bresee recorded nine sacks and 15 tackles for a loss throughout his three years at Clemson. Comerford, a pre-med student at Clemson, has been linked to Bresee since at least 2022.
After selecting Bryan Bresee in the first round of the NFL draft, the New Orleans Saints could go in any direction for their second and third round picks. They could prioritize offense with a guard or pass-catcher, or double down on their defensive front with edge rushers. The Saints may also target defensive backs or long-term developmental quarterbacks. A mock draft predicts the Saints will trade up for Georgia Tech defensive end Keion White, invest in a succession plan at left guard with Cody Mauch, and trade for defensive end Malik Harrison. They may also target a running back or blocking inline tight end in the fourth round.
The New Orleans Saints selected Clemson defensive tackle Bryan Bresee with the 29th overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft. Bresee, who possesses NFL size and is explosive, is also versatile and has the ability to line up at multiple spots on the interior of the defensive line and even outside the tackles if needed. He should help fill the hole on the defensive line left by the departures of David Onyemata and Marcus Davenport in free agency. Bresee compiled 64 tackles, nine sacks, four pass breakups, an interception, a forced fumble and a safety in 26 games at Clemson.
The New Orleans Saints have selected Clemson defensive tackle Bryan Bresee with the 29th pick in the 2023 NFL Draft. Bresee, a former No. 1 recruit in the country, was a Freshman All-American in 2020 and has tallied 64 tackles, 9.0 sacks, and four pass breakups in his college career.
The New Orleans Saints selected Bryan Bresee, a defensive tackle from Clemson, as their first-round pick in the NFL Draft. Bresee was a top recruit out of high school and had an impressive start in college, earning ACC Defensive Rookie of the Year as a freshman. He battled injuries during his time at Clemson, including a torn ACL and a kidney infection. Bresee's motivation comes from the loss of his 15-year-old sister to cancer. He offers strong athleticism for a defensive tackle and has a chance to develop further in the NFL.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are looking for a left tackle to protect their quarterback in the upcoming NFL Draft. With the 17th overall pick, they may not be able to get the top cornerbacks, so they may opt for Georgia's Broderick Jones. They also hope to get a defensive end and a cornerback in the later rounds.
The NFL draft is unpredictable, and some players could slide or tumble out of the first round. Jalen Carter, a top defensive tackle prospect, could slide if the Seattle Seahawks pass on him at No. 5. Bryan Bresee's medical concerns could cause him to fall out of the first round. Quentin Johnston's inconsistent skill set could drag him down to Day 2. Brian Branch, a versatile safety, might have a hard time cracking the top 20 picks. The uncertainty around which teams will draft quarterbacks could leave at least one of the top prospects out of the top 10.
The Dallas Cowboys drafting a tight end in the first round of the NFL Draft would be a mistake, as they already have two good tight ends on the roster and the position is not a pressing need. While there is a small wave of support for the Cowboys taking a tight end in the first round, it is unlikely to happen. Instead, the team is expected to focus on addressing greater needs, such as defensive tackle or offensive lineman.
The New York Giants are considering investing in a defensive lineman in the 2023 NFL Draft, with two potential options being Pitt's Calijah Kancey and Clemson's Bryan Bresee. Kancey is an explosive pass rusher with size limitations, while Bresee is a highly touted prospect with durability concerns. Despite ranking Kancey higher, the author believes Bresee is a better fit for the Giants' defensive scheme. Ultimately, Kancey's ability to disrupt the pocket and range as a pass rusher make him the preferred choice.
The Pittsburgh Steelers hosted pre-draft visits with Georgia OT Broderick Jones and Clemson DT Bryan Bresee. Jones is viewed as a surefire first-round pick and a potential top 20 pick, while Bresee is a polarizing player with great traits and potential but little production. The Steelers could look to add a top-end tackle to cap off their o-line additions this offseason, and Bresee is a possibility at #17 or #32.
Experts predict that the New Orleans Saints will select players such as Keion White, Zay Flowers, Zacch Pickens, Will McDonald IV, Michael Mayer, Jordan Addison, or Bryan Bresee in the upcoming 2023 NFL Draft. The Saints acquired the 29th overall pick from the Denver Broncos in the offseason and may even trade up for a certain player. The team has needs in pass rush, tight end, wide receiver, and defensive tackle positions.