While Bryant is still continuing to recover from his injury, he seems to be done with football for right now. The last few weeks have proved it. NFL coaches have to wear masks.

The Baltimore Ravens plan to add wide receiver Dez Bryant to their practice squad, even though the eight-year NFL veteran hasn’t taken a snap since Week 17 of the 2017 regular season. The Baltimore Ravens plan to add wide receiver Dez Bryant to their practice squad, even though the eight-year NFL veteran hasn’t taken a snap since Week 17 of the 2017 regular season. He should land in Baltimore, finally. From the looks of it, though, Bryant instead opted to sign a one-year contract in an effort to prove himself to the league, although that, unfortunately, did not happen due to the injury. By signing up you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy, The NFC East could be the worst division ever, Jerry Jones says horrid defense isn’t his coaches’ fault, Andy Dalton isn’t the answer as things worsen for Cowboys, The rookie who’s one play from becoming the Dallas QB.
READ MORE: Dez Welcomes Lamb To 'The 88 Club' READ MORE: Michael Irvin Predicts CeeDee To The HOF

Baltimore previously worked out Bryant in August, so this is more of a check-in. The #Ravens plan to sign veteran WR Dez Bryant to the practice squad if his workout goes well and he passes a physical, source said. From NFL Now: The #Ravens are expected to sign veteran WR Dez Bryant to their practice squad. The NFL is a league of strict routine. He should land in Baltimore, finally. Copyright © ClutchPoints. The #Ravens plan to sign veteran WR Dez Bryant to the practice squad if his workout goes well and he passes a physical, source said. Ron Rivera will be criticized for his decision.

• The leg brace that allows Alex Smith to play football, • Without crowd noise, NFL defenses are at the mercy of the hard count, • The NFL knew its testing system would have holes. The most important news stories of the day, curated by Post editors and delivered every morning. In a tweet that has since been deleted (via Heavy), Bryant revealed that he turned down more than $30 million from the Ravens, and it was because of how he felt at the time.

Columns: The gap between the NFL’s haves and have-nots is growing. Bryant, who turns 32 on Nov. 4, played his first eight NFL seasons with the Dallas Cowboys, who cut him in April 2018. Bryant must go through a workout and pass a physical before signing, the NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports. — Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) October 22, 2020 The #Ravens plan to sign veteran WR Dez Bryant to the practice squad if his workout goes well and he passes a physical, source said. • For years, NFL teams have coveted the prototypical quarterback. Robinson predicted Bryant would "kill this workout'' and obviously the Ravens did come away impressed. Players (mostly) don’t. -Big guy who can make contested catches. Tweets and messages from the former wide receiver show him saying he has no interest in playing, although that could change as the season begins. How to watch football smarter: The art and science of pass routes | Understanding pass-blocking schemes | Understanding gaps. NFL teams are allowed to sign veteran players to their practice squads this year to give them more roster flexibility amid the novel coronavirus pandemic. To hear him tell it, he didn’t have a choice. Dez Bryant joining the Baltimore Ravens practice squad makes plenty of sense.
Prior to signing with the Saints and tearing his Achilles, Bryant was reportedly in discussions with the Ravens, and the team was said to have offered a fairly sizable contract. Midway through the regular season that followed, Bryant signed with the New Orleans Saints but tore his Achilles’ tendon during practice just two days later and hasn’t played since, though he has said he would like to resume his career. Few notes on this: -I’m told Ravens want to see where he’s at shape wise & skill size w PS move. But the Ravens are also attempting to make upgrades on the other side of the ball, signing veteran wide receiver Dez Bryant to the practice squad. Now there isn’t one. Think 31 is still young & hopeful upside https://t.co/NbghFJN7N5, — Jane Slater (@SlaterNFL) October 22, 2020.