FRISCO, Texas -- Dez Bryant was cut by the Dallas Cowboys on April 13. Some six weeks later, he still does not have a job. The Cowboys are in their second week of organized team activities, with their minicamp coming next weekend.
At first, many thought the timing of the release made it difficult for Bryant to find a new home immediately because it happened two weeks before the NFL draft. Teams were in full draft mode, not necessarily looking to add a key free-agent piece.
The Baltimore Ravens made a multiyear offer, but Bryant rejected it, preferring a one-year deal in order to potentially cash in during 2019.