FRISCO, Texas -- Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant told reporters Tuesday he planned to practice this week after missing the last two games because of a tibial plateau fracture in his right leg.
As Bryant looks to return to game action, he will start out in a limited portion of practice Wednesday, likely only doing individual drills, according to a source.
Bryant has not practiced since suffering the injury Sept. 25 against the Chicago Bears. At the time of the diagnosis, coach Jason Garrett said the Cowboys have had players who did not miss any time or needed three weeks with a similar injury to Bryant's.