Free agent wide receiver Dez Bryant is reportedly not high on the priority list for many teams around the NFL after the Dallas Cowboys released him.
Michael David Smith of Pro Football Talk cited a report from Adam Schefter of ESPN which said "far more" teams don't want to pay Bryant even the league minimum salary than do. Smith noted Bryant previously turned down a three-year deal worth approximately $21 million from the Baltimore Ravens, but he reportedly isn't generating that type of interest in many other places.
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