Former Carson Colts
player
Bryan Reeves
wide receiver for the
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Born July 10, 1970, Bryan Reeves was an "All-City" selection while with the Carson Colts in 1987. As a senior at the University of Nevada at Reno, Bryan made 91 receptions for 1,362 yards. Later, he became an undrafted free agent and was signed in 1994 by the Arizona Cardinals of the NFL. |
Reeves didn't fit the NFL mold at 5-foot-10 and 185 pounds, but he produced during training camp. Despite playing behind Ricky Proehl, Randal Hill and Gary Clark, he got into 14 games and had 14 catches for 202 yards. |
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 Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Bryan Reeves (80) hauls in the game winning touchdown pass before New York Giants safety John Booty, left, during fourth quarter action. The Cardinals beat the Giants 10-9. |
As a rookie, Bryan Reeves caught eight passes for 133 yards in the Cardinals' first nine games, Reeves' leaping touchdown catch in the back of the end zone beat the New York Giants 10-9 on Nov. 13, 1994. “It's the one where the quarterback tells his receivers to "get open and I'll find you."...and rookie wide receiver Bryan Reeves made it work with 1:39 to play by making a spectacular jumping catch of a 9-yard pass in the very back of the end zone to give the Cardinals a 10-9 win over the Giants... with his only catch of the game and first touchdown catch of his career.” |
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