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Tyler Bray | Quarterback

Team: Kansas City Chiefs
Age / DOB:  (21) / 12/27/1991
Ht / Wt:  6'6' / 215
College: Tennessee
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The Kansas City Star believes undrafted QB Tyler Bray has "already displayed enough skills to earn more work."
For whatever reason, Bray is still working behind No. 3 QB Ricky Stanzi, but that shouldn't be the case much longer. Bray is a bit of a project despite his 6-foot-6 frame and cannon arm, but Stanzi has proven time and again he doesn't belong on an NFL roster. We expect Bray to eventually dispatch Stanzi. May 20 - 11:49 AM

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The Kansas City Star says that undrafted QB Tyler Bray has an "excellent chance" of making the Chiefs' roster.

Understandably, the Star isn't taking Ricky Stanzi seriously. Bray has ideal NFL size and arm strength and would have been drafted if not for maturity issues and questions about his work habits. With just Chase Daniel and Stanzi ahead of him, Bray should be able to win a roster spot as a developmental third quarterback.
May 11 - 10:15 PM

Chiefs signed Tennessee QB Tyler Bray.

Bray (6-foot-6 1/8, 232) has arguably the best arm among all draft-eligible quarterbacks. But 11 signal-callers heard their name called over the last three days, and Bray wasn't among them. He has a tendency to tank under pressure, was injury prone despite being a three-year starter at Tennessee, has major accuracy concerns, and offers an off-field track record not dissimilar from Ryan Mallett's. Bray remains highly intriguing because of his ideal build and ability to drive the ball with velocity and power. Bray might have more long-term upside than Alex Smith's current backup, Chase Daniel.
Apr 27 - 10:57 PM

The Steelers reportedly believe Tennessee's Tyler Bray is the most talented quarterback in the 2013 draft.

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette allows "a lot of NFL teams" feel this way about Bray, but the Steelers could be eyeballing the big-armed thrower on the draft's third day. Most NFL coaches say the underclassman "needs to sit and learn for several years," but could grow into "a top-tier quarterback very similar to Joe Flacco." We expect Bray to be a second-day pick due strictly to his arm talent.
Apr 22 - 12:18 AM

The Bills will conduct a private workout with Tennessee QB Tyler Bray next Saturday.

Coach Doug Marrone, GM Buddy Nix, assistant GM Doug Whaley, and president Russ Brandon will all be in attendance in Knoxville. The Bills haven't tried to hide their interest in draft-eligible quarterbacks, and Bray is just one of many that Buffalo brass will take a look at. Bray has a big arm, but his performance dips dramatically when facing pressure. He's a middle-round project.
Mar 28 - 2:18 PM

After viewing Tennessee QB Tyler Bray's 2012 game tape, NFL Films' Greg Cosell believes Bray displays "obvious arm talent" but his performance dips severely in a "muddied pocket."

Cosell sees Bray as "very loose and undisciplined" in the pocket, and his efficiency "drops dramatically" when pressured. Bray is also "stiff in his movement," lacking an ability to athletically reset. We like Bray as a mid- to late-round flier for a vertical offense, but nothing more. He's an obvious project.
Mar 5 - 8:01 PM

Tennessee's Tyler Bray recorded the highest peak ball speed of any quarterback at the Combine, coming in at 59MPH.

It's not surprising. Bray has an absolute cannon for an arm and is a worthwhile mid- to late-round project. His footwork, accuracy, decision making, and intangibles all need major work. Bray would be a nice fit as a third-stringer in a vertical offense. The Ravens, Giants, and Falcons would all make sense.
Mar 3 - 8:54 PM

Tennessee QB Tyler Bray ran forty times of 5.00 and 5.07 at the NFL Scouting Combine.

"This kid can rip it," remarked NFL Network's Mike Mayock. "He's got a live arm, man." Bray has a Mallettian cannon, but his accuracy is scattershot and he has off-field issues. He's still going to be an intriguing project pick.
Feb 24 - 9:33 AM

Tennessee QB Tyler Bray measured 6-foot-6 and 232 pounds at Thursday's Scouting Combine weigh-in.

He's gained 24 pounds since December. Bray was a strong-armed string bean at Tennessee, where he was listed at 6-foot-6, 215 and finished his junior season weighing 208. Bray, the only underclassman quarterback likely to be drafted in April, comes with off-field concerns and major on-field accuracy issues.
Feb 21 - 3:03 PM

Depth Charts

Skill Players
PosRoleName
QB1Alex Smith
2Chase Daniel
3Tyler Bray
4Ricky Stanzi
RB1Jamaal Charles
2Knile Davis
3Shaun Draughn
4Cyrus Gray
5Jordan Roberts
GLB1Jamaal Charles
2Knile Davis
3RB1Jamaal Charles
2Knile Davis
FB1Anthony Sherman
2Braden Wilson
WR11Dwayne Bowe
2Dexter McCluster
3Jamar Newsome
4Terrance Copper
5Mardy Gilyard
WR21Donnie Avery
2Jon Baldwin
3Devon Wylie
4Josh Bellamy
5Junior Hemingway
WR31Dexter McCluster
TE1Anthony Fasano
2Tony Moeaki
3Travis Kelce
4Kevin Brock
5Demetrius Harris
K1Ryan Succop