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Austin “AB” Bryant
Austin Bryant kneeling in prayer in the end zone

The story

The game ended. The work didn’t.

Pavo. Clemson. The NFL. Nashville. Ownership. A story still being written.

Chapters

01 · Roots

Pavo

Small-town Georgia. Family, faith and a work ethic learned early — the foundation for everything after.

Clemson: Family & Brotherhood
Austin Bryant speaking with seated young athletes at Camp AB

02 · High School

Thomas County Central

Where the dream got serious. The same community he now returns to every summer for Camp AB.

Austin Bryant in his #7 Clemson uniform on the field

03 · 2015–2018

Clemson

Developed as an athlete and as a man. Two National Championships. First-Team All-American. 20 sacks in 51 games.

Official Clemson profile
Austin Bryant celebrating mid-air for the Detroit Lions

04 · 2019

The NFL

Drafted in Round 4, Pick 117. Six professional seasons at the highest level.

NFL profile
Austin Bryant wearing number 94 on the field with Detroit Lions teammates

05 · Detroit

Detroit Lions

Where the professional career began — learning what it takes to stay in the league.

Austin Bryant wearing number 90 during a San Francisco 49ers practice drill

06 · San Francisco

49ers

Another locker room, another standard. More lessons in preparation and resilience.

Austin Bryant seated in a dark suit against a red wall

07 · Transition

The Next Game

Learning how to build something outside football — with the same discipline football demanded.

Austin and his wife sharing their first kiss at the altar of their wedding ceremony

08 · Nashville

A New Home

Marriage. Real estate. Business. Community. A new chapter built on the same foundation.

09 · Now

Ownership

From earning to owning — development, partnerships and the search for enduring businesses.

Austin Bryant smiling by a warehouse window in a pinstripe suit

10 · Next

Impact & The Future

Building something that outlasts him: family, community and the next generation.

Chapter · Clemson

#7

Developed as a man.

Clemson cared about Austin’s holistic development — not just as a football player, but as a man, and eventually as a businessman. Toughness. Dedication. Commitment. The same qualities football demanded are the ones he brings into business.

2x
National Champion
51
Games
153
Tackles
35
Tackles for loss
20
Sacks
32
QB pressures
4
Seasons · 2015–2018
#7
Defensive end
  • First-Team All-American — Football Writers Association of America, 2017
  • Most Outstanding Defensive Player — 2018 College Football Playoff Semifinal, Cotton Bowl
  • Sports Illustrated cover — College Football 2018, “Big Cats: Clemson’s D-Line”
  • Degree in Management — Clemson University, earned as a four-year member of the program
Austin Bryant in his #7 Clemson uniform on the field
Sports Illustrated College Football 2018 cover featuring Clemson's defensive line, including Austin Bryant
Different game, same BEAST!
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Austin Bryant speaking to Clemson players in a P.A.W. Journey session

P.A.W. Journey · Alumni Ambassador

Now I get to come back.

“I’m extremely blessed to have come through a program that cared about developing me as a player, but also as a man and eventually a businessman.”

P.A.W. Journey develops Clemson football players through personal growth, life skills and professional development. Jeff Davis and the program put the right people in Austin’s life and exposed him to the real world long before football was over.

Clemson has now honored him as a P.A.W. Journey Alumni Ambassador — a resource for the guys coming behind him. “That part means the most.”

P.A.W. Journey Alumni Ambassadors announcement featuring Austin Bryant
Austin Bryant wearing number 94 on the field with Detroit Lions teammates
San Francisco 49ers players taking part in a training drill
Austin Bryant celebrating with Detroit Lions teammates on the field
Austin Bryant wearing number 90 during a San Francisco 49ers practice drill

Chapter · The NFL

2019 NFL Draft.

4
Round
117
Pick
6
Pro seasons

Detroit Lions. San Francisco 49ers. Six years at the highest level — and an education in preparation, resilience and what it takes to stay.

What did the game prepare him for next?

Into real estate →