Former Pro Bowl WR shows love for Chase Brice

Former NFL star Dez Bryant is a big fan of Chase Brice and showed some love to the former Clemson quarterback via social media this week.

Bryant — the three-time Pro Bowl wide receiver who spent the majority of his NFL career with the Dallas Cowboys — took to Twitter on Wednesday telling people they “wouldn’t believe” who his “sleeper QB” in April’s NFL Draft is, and saying that he wasn’t talking about Alabama’s Bryce Young or Ohio State’s CJ Stroud.

After some incorrect guesses from people, Bryant revealed that he was actually talking about Brice and had this to say about the former Tiger:

Brice saw Bryant’s tweet about him and responded with this tweet of his own:

After playing for Clemson from 2017-19 and graduating in May 2020, Brice transferred to Duke for the 2020 season before transferring to App State and finishing his college career as a Mountaineer across the 2021-22 campaigns.

Brice concluded his college career having completed 60 percent of his passes for 9,451 yards and 73 touchdowns with 36 interceptions. He declared for the NFL Draft on Jan. 15, and on Tuesday of this week, he was selected by the Houston Gamblers with the third overall pick of the the USFL’s first-ever collegiate draft.

Many of the players selected in the USFL draft figure to either get drafted or signed as undrafted free agents by NFL teams this year.

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