Cowboys fans might be in luck after their bye week. While they are contemplating a ton of changes, including at quarterback, running back, and guard, one change may be coming that is a restoration of their natural order. Wide receiver Dez Bryant might be suiting up.
The Cowboys have made a quarterback change, going from Brandon Weeden to Matt Cassel, who was signed two weeks ago, while Tony Romo’s collarbone is on the mend. Weeden was 0-3 in his three starts, but he also didn’t have Bryant at his disposal. A photo snapped by ESPN reporter Todd Archer, hints that Cassel might be enjoying his presence.
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Dez Bryant walking on to the practice field in shoulder pads as he works back from foot... https://t.co/9VX8RCJ82f pic.twitter.com/cqpFImCol7
— Todd Archer (@toddarcher) October 15, 2015
Bryant suffered a Jones fracture in his foot in Week 1, and timetables ranging from four to 12 weeks emerged. Some suggested he might miss the whole season. A similar injury limited basketball star Kevin Durant to 27 games last year. All the while, Bryant was adamant he would be returning much sooner than projected. Dez Bryant's Got Some Trouble Brewing With The IRS
I will keep the all Dallas Cowboys fans updated so don't listen to all the craziness.... Surgery went great..... I can't wait to get back — Dez Bryant (@DezBryant) September 15, 2015
Whenever the media can't talk to me.. Reports get made like this..10 to 12 weeks... we will just see how long I'm out lol .. Go cowboys!!
— Dez Bryant (@DezBryant) September 20, 2015
Even Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has been whipping fans into a frenzy about Bryant’s expected return date.
Jerry Jones: Dez Bryant of course is Superman. His procedure went well. I think he has a chance to return after the bye — Jon Machota (@jonmachota) October 6, 2015
The photo Archer tweeted should be taken with a grain of salt. It doesn’t show Bryant doing any receiving drills or even running. He’s simply outside, in pads. But that sight alone is one for sore eyes, as Terrance Williams keeps proving he’s no No. 1 receiver, and Cole Beasley keeps failing to resemble Wes Welker.
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