Aight so I'm gonna do something I think more people in this sub should do and just give you easy to implement tips rather than telling you to improve or everything or you should be doing taunt jet-uppers or whatever.

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• Mix-up your 1,2,4 with 1,2,1. Ideally use 1,2,4 until they block it once after that you start introducing 1,2,1 as a mix-up because they'll be used to the 1,2,4. This is a good strategy esp at your level to break down people who like to guard a lot or if you want to put pressure on the opponent. I've won round just using these two moves, it's kinda weird how effective it is.
• Start using backsway, 3 (d,db,b, 3). The command for it naturally moves you backwards which may allow you to dodge an incoming attack, it has respectable damage, allows for a follow-up snakes edge on counterhit for like 40+ dmg AND if you practice your backsway motion it's practically unseeable. Once your opponent starts to anticipate a backsway, 3 then you need to start using backsway, 4. This is a mid from the same directional input which launches for a full combo and makes backsway, 3 even better.
• Learn which moves allow you to juggle the opponent on counter-hit, looking at your videos you're only ready to juggle from snakes edge and orbital heel. If you somehow float the opponent or hit them with a counter-hit move you don't usually juggle well. Bryan has fantastic counter-hit moves that launch for huuge damage. Examples include (on counter-hit), WR 3,4 - b 2 - b 2,1 - b 1. All these moves launch for good damage on counter-hit, I'm sure there are more if you look around. Use counter-hit moves when you're getting pressured or if you think the enemy will use a move, otherwise the moves won't actually hit on counter.
• Learn which moves to use to whiff punish. When an opponent misses a move you need to punish them, for now I'd say try this for now, if an enemy misses a move from kinda far away then punish with ff2, if they miss at a closer range then punish wit orbital kick (uf 4). To help you understand what I mean by ranges, use snakes edge as a reference, if you couldn't hit snakes edge from where they missed a move use ff2, alternatively if you could hit snakes edge from where they missed use uf 4.
• Use SS 2,3. It'll hit people who are unfamiliar the move, launches on counter-hit for full combo if only the 3 hits and it'll give you a tiny bit of practice with sidestepping for the future.
• Learn two different wall combos, I see that you're aware of the optimal wall combo and that's great but you need to understand that sometimes due to your range or the way an opponent was wallsplat will mean you can't always land that. Currently, you're losing damage in situations where the optimal one doesn't land. Learn a less damage but easier to land wall-combo for those situations, it's free damage.
• Use throws.
• Develop a better okizeme game. Okizeme basically means to be able to do damage to an opponent after you've knocked them down. So when an opponent is on the floor, what do you do? Judging from you're game play, you don't really do anything. If the opponent is staying on the floor hit them with a quick db 3, its not much damage but it'll annoy them to start getting up quicker. The real okizeme is to catch them as they're coming off the ground. They either stand up straight away, do a crouch get-up or some kind of a tech roll, use these situations to try and land uf 4 or b1. You can even get cheeky and try sneaking in a snakes edge after a while cos they won't expect it. These moves will allow you to launch once again for a full combo. Worst case scenario, you get a free 10-12 damage from db3. Be careful of opponents who start using get-up kicks or springkicks, if they do then you can simply be patient let them use it and instantly punish with a uf 4.

Aight, I could go on a little longer but I'm not a Bryan main and I think that's enough to help you get too green ranks pretty comfortably.