Dez Bryant has always been one of the most outspoken players in the NFL. As of right now, he isn't on a team but he has certainly been working hard to get himself in playing shape. When it comes to issues of race and discrimination, Bryant always speaks from the heart, and recently, that's exactly what he did. 

There are numerous protests going on throughout the country and Bryant seems to believe Cowboys owners Jerry Jones and Stephen Jones, as well as tight end Jason Witten, could learn a thing or two about them. In the tweets below, Bryant says these three men should be brought to the protests as they would learn a lot about what real unity is. 

Last night was a pretty surprising one for Dallas Cowboys fans as their team decided to sign the likes of Andy Dalton to a one-year deal. Dalton was recently released by the Cincinnati Bengals and many thought he would want to be a starter somewhere. By going to Dallas, he has basically guaranteed that he will be a backup to Dak Prescott next season.

However, Prescott is currently in contract negotiations with the Cowboys and both sides seem to be at odds. Former Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant has been watching this situation closely and last night, he sounded off on the Dalton signing. As he explains, the Cowboys need to stop disrespecting their star QB.

During the NFL Draft, the Dallas Cowboys got extremely lucky as a highly-touted offensive prospect fell into their lap. Of course, I am talking about none other than CeeDee Lamb who many have described as the steal of the draft. As it stands, Lamb is on track to be a huge star for the Cowboys and the city is already welcoming him with open arms. In fact, the squad has already allowed him his choice of jersey number. In a move that shouldn't be surprising, Lamb chose to honor players like Michael Irvin and Dez Bryant, by choosing the number 88.

Bryant immediately took to Twitter after the news to congratulate Lamb and encouraged him to "be you and be great." Bryant was also asked by a fan if he felt some type of way about Lamb's choice to take the number 88. As Bryant explains, he simply wants to be a role model for the younger players in the NFL.

Dez Bryant and Dak Prescott were a pretty good wide receiver-quarterback duo just a few years ago with the Dallas Cowboys although since then, they have been split up. Prescott is in the midst of contract negotiations with the Cowboys while Bryant is out of the league and looking for a team that will sign him. Just last week, we reported on how Bryant and Prescott were working out together and that the two seemed to be connecting quite nicely.

Thanks to some footage from David Robinson, we can now see one of the passes Prescott threw to Bryant. As you can see, Bryant caught a perfect spiral and seems to have plenty of gas left in the tank. Not to mention, Prescott had some praise for Bryant following the workout, telling a reporter that Dez should absolutely be on a team right now.

Dez Bryant's career in the NFL was put on hold just a couple of years ago after sustaining an Achilles injury with the New Orleans Saints. Since then, he has been working hard to try and get back into the league. He has made it abundantly clear that if he were to get back into the NFL, he would want to play for none other than the Dallas Cowboys which is the team he spent the vast majority of his career with.

Bryant sparked some heavy Cowboys speculation recently when he announced on Twitter that he had just engaged in a workout with none other than Cowboys quarterback, Dak Prescott. Prescott received the franchise tag from the Cowboys recently and is in the midst of negotiations for a new contract. With the two working out together, it appears as though they are looking to keep their chemistry intact in case of a potential reunion.

Dez Bryant’s NFL career has certainly been a rollercoaster of emotions. The former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver was released by the team back in 2018 and when he tried to play for the New Orleans Saints, he suffered an Achilles injury before his first game. Since then, Bryant has been working hard to get back in shape and find a new NFL home. Heading into this free-agent period, Bryant is more than ready to play and at 31 years old, he seems excited to get back into the swing of things.

Recently, Bryant was at a Dallas Mavericks game where he spoke about his desire to get back in the league. As he explains, his absence was mostly mental at first, but now he’s back in a space that is conducive to success.

“I miss the game,” Bryant said to Black Sports Online. “I did get injured but I’m not even worried about that. It was just more so up here [mentally] than anywhere and I got that in check and I’m just ready to put on a show.”

Heading into free agency, it remains to be seen where Bryant will end up. Regardless of where he goes, there is no denying he can help a team in need. Who would you like to see him play for?

Dez Bryant is one of the most infamous wide receivers in the history of the Dallas Cowboys. His skills on the field are unquestionably great. While in his prime, Bryant was a man on a mission who could make quick work of your secondary. Unfortunately for Bryant, he was released by the Cowboys just a couple of years ago and eventually injured his Achilles while working out with the New Orleans Saints. Since then, Bryant has been rehabbing his injury and is looking to make a comeback in the NFL.

There have been some rumors that Bryant could wind up on the Dallas Cowboys again. As you can imagine, these rumors have greatly disturbed FS1 analyst Skip Bayless. On today's episode of Undisputed, Bayless lamented over the possibility of Bryant coming back and what it would take for him to work within the Cowboys system. As Bayless explains, he thinks Dez needs to take a limited role.

Dez Bryant has been adamant about making a comeback and finding his way onto an NFL roster. Bryant still has the talent to be a productive member of a team although unfortunately, injuries have kept teams from making a move. With free agency quickly approaching, Bryant is in a great position to potentially get another chance and make a good impression. He has reportedly been talking to the Dallas Cowboys although these discussions are simply feelers and nothing more.

In some clips that made their way to Twitter, Bryant was seen catching passes from none other than Kansas City Chiefs quarterback, Patrick Mahomes. Mahomes is easily the best quarterback in the league right now and has the accuracy of a veteran QB. With this in mind, some fans are excited for the possibility of Bryant joining the Chiefs.

Dez Bryant was one of the best wide receivers in the entire NFL when he was in his prime. Unfortunately, Bryant eventually left the Dallas Cowboys and he hasn’t been able to secure himself a spot in the league, ever since. Injuries have certainly hurt Bryant’s case although he is adamant about someday getting back into the league. In fact, Bryant has been very open as of late in regard to rejoining the Cowboys who were his very first love.

During a recent conversation, Bryant spoke about the brand new XFL and whether or not it’s an avenue he would ever consider. As he explains, he still thinks he can make it in the NFL and that for now, the XFL isn’t even on his radar despite him knowing that deep down, it’s a high level of competition. 

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“Nah, not at all,” Bryant said per Lorenzo Reyes of USA Today. “I know I can still play. That’s not an issue for me. I have high confidence in myself. No disrespect to the XFL, I just know I can play in (the NFL), that’s not a question.”

With NFL free agency on the horizon, we’re surely going to hear Bryant’s name a lot over the next month. With this in mind, stay tuned for updates on the biggest ongoing stories in the NFL.

Dez Bryant has been out of the league for a couple of seasons now but that hasn’t stopped him from training and trying to get himself right. Comebacks are never easy but Bryant has stated he’s interested in returning to the league and making an impact. He was one of the best receivers in the league a few years ago and would certainly make the Cowboys a better team, offensively.

Bryant has been quite clear as to which teams he would like to play with and as you can imagine, the Cowboys are a part of that group. In a recent interview, Cowboys vice president Stephen Jones said he’s been in contact with Bryant who has expressed an interest in coming back to the lone star state. 

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“He has texted me that he would like to come back,” Jones said per Clarence E. Hill Jr. of the Forth Worth Star-Telegram. “We have nothing but great respect for Dez and what he accomplished here. Certainly, as we look forward into the future we look at all opportunities and all potential players that could maybe help us out.”

Would you like to see Bryant back in a Cowboys jersey? If not, which team do you think he would be best suited for?