“Do you have plans to play again next season? Really hope so,” wrote user @BAraripe. Bryant then responded: “I plan on playing 2 more years, and that’s it for me.”

In a series of other tweets, Bryant also indicated that he will not be back with the Ravens, writing that he realizes “Baltimore wasn’t the place for me.”

The 32-year-old star played six games with the Ravens in 2020, managing only six receptions for 47 yards and two touchdowns. He previously sat out two years, having dealt with an Achilles injury.

Baltimore probably wasn’t planning on bringing back Dez Bryant either, as they are expected to address their wide receiver needs in the draft and through free agency.

Bryant, on the other hand, will probably receive interest from other teams if he remains healthy. Despite losing some of the explosiveness he had earlier in his career, he still has steady hands and probably can carve a backup role somewhere.

Bryant spent most of his career with the Dallas Cowboys, where he had 531 catches for 7,459 yards and 73 TDs in eight years. He still holds several franchise records, including the one for receiving touchdowns.

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NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reports that Bryant is expected to visit Baltimore Ravens this week and have a workout in hopes of landing a contract.

The 31-year-old player missed the previous two seasons with torn Achilles tendon but is now in shape and motivated, according to Pelissero.

Ravens are on the market for a wide receiver, looking to pair a veteran wideout with 2019’s first-round pick Marquise Brown and rookie Devin Duvernay. The organization considered several names, but the choice hasn’t been so great on the free market. This is probably one of the reasons why they are willing to take a gamble on Bryant. 

Dez Bryant spent the first eight years of his career with Dallas Cowboys, who took him 24th overall in 2010. During his time with the franchise, he earned three Pro Bowl selections while becoming Cowboys’ all-time leader in receiving touchdowns with 73.

Dallas released Bryant during the 2018 offseason as part of moves to cut their costs. He eventually signed with New Orleans Saints later that year but failed to play a single game due to injury.

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Bryant wrote on Twitter that he doesn’t expect to be a starter with his new team, but looks to “contribute.” He also added that he’s “feeling good” considering his injury issues.

Bryant hasn’t played an NFL game since 2017 season with Cowboys. After Dallas released him in early 2018, the veteran WR took his time to find a new team before signing with New Orleans Saints in Week 10. However, before he had a chance to step on the field, he ended up tearing his Achilles tendon during practice.

Dez Bryant spent the first eight years of his career with Dallas Cowboys, who took him 24th overall in the 2010 draft. During his time with the organization, Bryant made three Pro Bowls while earning First-team All-Pro and leading the league in touchdowns in 2014.

Bryant’s NFL career stats include 531 receptions for 7,459 yards and 73 TDs.

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“Do you have plans to play again next season? Really hope so,” wrote user @BAraripe. Bryant then responded: “I plan on playing 2 more years, and that’s it for me.”

In a series of other tweets, Bryant also indicated that he will not be back with the Ravens, writing that he realizes “Baltimore wasn’t the place for me.”

The 32-year-old star played six games with the Ravens in 2020, managing only six receptions for 47 yards and two touchdowns. He previously sat out two years, having dealt with an Achilles injury.

Baltimore probably wasn’t planning on bringing back Dez Bryant either, as they are expected to address their wide receiver needs in the draft and through free agency.

Bryant, on the other hand, will probably receive interest from other teams if he remains healthy. Despite losing some of the explosiveness he had earlier in his career, he still has steady hands and probably can carve a backup role somewhere.

Bryant spent most of his career with the Dallas Cowboys, where he had 531 catches for 7,459 yards and 73 TDs in eight years. He still holds several franchise records, including the one for receiving touchdowns.

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NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reports that Bryant is expected to visit Baltimore Ravens this week and have a workout in hopes of landing a contract.

The 31-year-old player missed the previous two seasons with torn Achilles tendon but is now in shape and motivated, according to Pelissero.

Ravens are on the market for a wide receiver, looking to pair a veteran wideout with 2019’s first-round pick Marquise Brown and rookie Devin Duvernay. The organization considered several names, but the choice hasn’t been so great on the free market. This is probably one of the reasons why they are willing to take a gamble on Bryant. 

Dez Bryant spent the first eight years of his career with Dallas Cowboys, who took him 24th overall in 2010. During his time with the franchise, he earned three Pro Bowl selections while becoming Cowboys’ all-time leader in receiving touchdowns with 73.

Dallas released Bryant during the 2018 offseason as part of moves to cut their costs. He eventually signed with New Orleans Saints later that year but failed to play a single game due to injury.

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Bryant wrote on Twitter that he doesn’t expect to be a starter with his new team, but looks to “contribute.” He also added that he’s “feeling good” considering his injury issues.

Bryant hasn’t played an NFL game since 2017 season with Cowboys. After Dallas released him in early 2018, the veteran WR took his time to find a new team before signing with New Orleans Saints in Week 10. However, before he had a chance to step on the field, he ended up tearing his Achilles tendon during practice.

Dez Bryant spent the first eight years of his career with Dallas Cowboys, who took him 24th overall in the 2010 draft. During his time with the organization, Bryant made three Pro Bowls while earning First-team All-Pro and leading the league in touchdowns in 2014.

Bryant’s NFL career stats include 531 receptions for 7,459 yards and 73 TDs.

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