Pittsburgh The Dallas Cowboys’ season concluded at the same time as that of the Pittsburgh Steelers. They will begin the offseason by addressing the reserve/future contracts, which includes former wideout Martavis Bryant from Pittsburgh. The Cowboys are bringing Bryant back for the summer of 2024, giving the seasoned player another opportunity to establish himself on their squad, according to Aaron Wilson of KRPC-TV. On November 7, Bryant signed his first contract with the Dallas practice squad following his NFL reinstatement. After his January 4 discharge, he did not play in any games in 2023.
Since 2018, the former fourth-round selection of the Steelers hasn’t participated in an NFL contest. He caught 126 passes for 1,917 yards and 17 touchdowns while he was a player for Pittsburgh. After that, he was moved to the Oakland Raiders, where he only made eight appearances before receiving an extended suspension. Bryant, 31, played for the Canadian Football League’s Toronto Argonauts and Edmonton Elks
during his time away from the NFL. He played with the Vegas Vipers in the XFL during the previous spring.
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