DKphin
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I do not know what to say about this speculation other than WOW.o_O I do not who the Sportster is , but I guess anything is possible. I think there is about a 0.00002% chance of this happening. I like the last lines of this article where he says, "Having Bryant in a stacked AFC East division would be huge for the Dolphins, and they need a player of his caliber if they're to rebound from a disappointing 2017 campaign. Bryant shouldn't be on the market much longer, and it's up to the Dolphins to make a deal happen.":laugh
1 Signing: Dez Bryant To Dolphins
Jason Getz-USA TODAY Sports
The Dallas Cowboys made a shocking offseason transaction and opted to cut Dez Bryant, who had eight productive seasons with America's Team. But given his age (30 in the winter), declining production and recent injury history, the cap-strapped Cowboys decided it was time to bid farewell. Surprisingly, Bryant has yet to find a new home. Maybe he's not as fast and athletic as he used to be, but his incredible size and hands make Bryant a game-changer on any day of the week.
When it comes to looking at new teams, the Miami Dolphins look like the best fit for Bryant. They need a new wide receiver after trading Jarvis Landry to Cleveland in the offseason. Thus far, Danny Amendola is the only impact free agent they've added, and the returning Ryan Tannehill needs plenty of support around him. The Dolphins should look at giving Bryant a rather cheap one or two-year deal, with bonus incentives. Having Bryant in a stacked AFC East division would be huge for the Dolphins, and they need a player of his caliber if they're to rebound from a disappointing 2017 campaign. Bryant shouldn't be on the market much longer, and it's up to the Dolphins to make a deal happen.
https://www.thesportster.com/footba...gs-that-will-happen-before-pre-season-begins/
1 Signing: Dez Bryant To Dolphins
Jason Getz-USA TODAY Sports
The Dallas Cowboys made a shocking offseason transaction and opted to cut Dez Bryant, who had eight productive seasons with America's Team. But given his age (30 in the winter), declining production and recent injury history, the cap-strapped Cowboys decided it was time to bid farewell. Surprisingly, Bryant has yet to find a new home. Maybe he's not as fast and athletic as he used to be, but his incredible size and hands make Bryant a game-changer on any day of the week.
When it comes to looking at new teams, the Miami Dolphins look like the best fit for Bryant. They need a new wide receiver after trading Jarvis Landry to Cleveland in the offseason. Thus far, Danny Amendola is the only impact free agent they've added, and the returning Ryan Tannehill needs plenty of support around him. The Dolphins should look at giving Bryant a rather cheap one or two-year deal, with bonus incentives. Having Bryant in a stacked AFC East division would be huge for the Dolphins, and they need a player of his caliber if they're to rebound from a disappointing 2017 campaign. Bryant shouldn't be on the market much longer, and it's up to the Dolphins to make a deal happen.
https://www.thesportster.com/footba...gs-that-will-happen-before-pre-season-begins/