BREAKING: The Dallas Cowboys Shockingly Release Wide Receiver Prior To Washington Commaders Matchup.
The Dallas Cowboys are preparing for a major game against the Washington Commanders on Sunday. Dallas would win in Washington and secure the #2 seed in the NFC, winning the NFC East. Dallas recently defeated the Detroit Lions 20–19 in a contentious game.
The Cowboys made the decision to make a move at wide receiver before their game on Sunday.
The Dallas Cowboys Release Wide Receiver Ahead Of Matchup Against The Washington Commanders
Ari Meirov of The 33rd Team announced the following:
After playing 44 games for the Steelers and Raiders from 2014-2018, Bryant was out of football for nearly five years before joining the Cowboys’ practice squad on Nov. 8.
Despite his 17 career touchdowns and 6-4 frame, the Cowboys never elevated him for game day, despite his unique skill set.
On Thursday, the only receivers removed from the practice squad were Tyron Billy-Johnson and Bryant. Racey McMath and Jalen Cropper are still receivers on the practice squad.
Given that Bryant was never even given the opportunity to play in a game, the decision is somewhat surprising. Bryant has averaged just over four touchdowns and close to 550 yards every season throughout his career.
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