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It didn't "surface" he posted it to his instagram. Means exactly nothing.

I want to see him go to the same team Kaepernick is on.

He RESIGNED. The waiver was just a formality.

I seriously doubt it.

But then we get the 10 day break.

That's certainly reasonable.

And until I hear Romo himself say anything like what Tanner's saying, I'm not believing it.

Dez Bryant didn't "provide incredible value." He was massively overpaid.

If this is the case, changing the start times of the broadcasts will do absolutely nothing to help that.

They actually think 15 minutes here, five minutes there is the reason the ratings have tanked?

Fixed your post for you.:tiphat

That's not updated with the extension we recently did on Witten though.

I would appreciate you answering my PM messages Pally. Carry on.

Thinking back on it, I believe you're right. They used to play off him in a cover two quite a bit, last couple of years they typically jam him at the line and play single. They don't do that if there's any respect at all for the speed. Good observation, dbair.

He might still have if he works at it in the offseason. Lack of real speed has been a team weakness for many years, Dez is hardly alone in that.

That's a Dez thing. He can't get open. Williams has that coveted 70 percent somehow, and no one would argue he has better hands. He does get separation though and doesn't freelance routes. Dak and Dez never developed any chemistry and Dez is an aging player in decline.

:lol In addition, we have a Dez thread. This is the Dez thread. The piece of shit deserves exactly one thread.

This is a thread about Dez Bryant. That is why we are commenting about Dez Bryant, in this thread. There are other threads for the other stuff. This is message board 101, threads are topical.:smile1

Nobody's ever said he was slow. But he definitely did NOT have elite, blazing speed. Nobody's ever been afraid of his speed. It's simply never been one of his tools and never been a calling card. He had ADEQUATE speed.

Like I said back then, and like I continue to say today.