Dez Bryant Willing To Wait For Deal

With Week 1 just around the corner, Dez Bryant has seemingly made peace with knowing that he will not be on the field for the start of the season. The free agent wide receiver indicates that he’ll remain patient until he receives the right offer. 

I just have to take care of me first,” Bryant said on Twitter. “I will play ball this year just might be a lil bit later in the year.. we will see.”

Bryant has rejected at least two deals this offseason that would have had him in uniform for the start of the season. The Ravens pitched him on a three-year deal worth approximately $21MM, but Bryant turned them down because he wanted a one-year deal instead. The Browns offered him a one-year deal in August, but it was for less than $5MM and, apparently, not to his liking.

A potential landing spot opened up this week when the Jaguars lost Marqise Lee for the season, but they’re content with their current group of receivers. Many of you are in agreement with the Jags’ stance as Monday night’s poll on the subject is roughly split down the middle.

Right now, there’s no team in the NFL that is willing to meet Bryant’s asking price – whatever that may be. But, instead of settling for less, the former Cowboys star is willing to wait, even if it means missing out on part of the 2018 season.

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