Lance, Bryce

Player: Lance, Bryce  Position: WR  Team: NOS  
Week Opp Rec Rec. yds TAR Snap % Wk Pts
1 @DET 3 42 4 69 7
2 @BAL 1 8 1 0 1
3 LVR          
4 ATL          
5 MIN          
6 @NYG          
7 PIT          
8 bye          
9 CLE          
10 CAR          
11 @CHI          
12 @CIN          
13 GBP          
14 @CAR          
15 @TBB          
16 ARI          
17 @ATL          
Totals: 4 50 5 69 8


News for Lance, Bryce
Bryce Lance caught 3-of-4 targets for 42 yards in the Saints’ Week 1 loss to the Lions.
2026-09-13 19:00:02
Lance operated as the Saints’ No. 3 receiver in this game, but he was the wideout Kellen Moore subbed off the field for 12-personnel looks. In a game that doesn’t see Tyler Shough drop back over 60 times, Lance likely doesn’t make much of a mark in the box score. The good news for Lance is that the Saints could be in line for another high-scoring outing next week when they take on the Ravens. Lance will be a boom/bust WR5.

Saints WR Bryce Lance caught 2-of-4 targets for 28 yards in Friday’s preseason game against the Cowboys.
2026-08-28 23:00:02
Lance could have the inside track for the Saints’ short-term No. 3 wide receiver job with WR Jordyn Tyson (hamstring) sidelined, though WR Barion Brown will almost assuredly make the roster as a receiver and returner. Lance nearly added a decent, leaping downfield gain to his box score, but QB Spencer Rattler’s pass grazed off his fingertips along the sideline. Brown was not involved as a receiver today, but rushed twice for 19 yards and one touchdown, including an eight-yard jet sweep that got him into the end zone. He also returned one punt for four yards.

New Orleans Football’s Mike Triplett believes the Saints might not need to sign a short-term replacement for WR Jordyn Tyson (hamstring).
2026-08-19 21:00:02
Triplett was apparently surprised to see reporters wondering whether the Saints should bring a veteran receiver aboard. According to him, the Saints had nine legitimate wide receiver candidates to make the final roster, with rookie WRs Bryce Lance and Barion Brown leading the charge. Per Triplett, Lance “is coming on faster than anyone else,” though Brown notably surged early in camp. Lance does not play on special teams, which could make him an ideal No. 3 wide receiver. Triplett also believes the Saints should design a package of plays for the speedy Brown, who WR Chris Olave said is “basically the same player” as former Saints WR Rashid Shaheed. For deep league fantasy managers, Lance could be worth a late-round dart throw. Both players should be rostered in dynasty.



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