Baltimore Ravens impending free-agent wide receiver Dez Bryant said he wants to play two more seasons, but he won't be doing it in Baltimore. "I realized quick Baltimore wasn't the place for me," Bryant wrote on Twitter. "No bad blood. That's their way of doing things so you gotta respect it." The 32-year-old made a return in 2020 after sitting out for two seasons, and he finished with six catches for 47 yards and two touchdowns in six games. He finished as the team's No. 4 wideout for the ...

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Dez Bryant (thigh), defensive end Calais Campbell (calf) and cornerbacks Marcus Peters (calf) and Jimmy Smith (ribs, shoulder) were among the players that didn't practice on Wednesday. Bryant had just one catch on three targets in the blowout win over the Jaguars in Week 15, but the one grab went for an 11-yard touchdown, his first of the year. It was cool to see the 32-year-old return to the end zone after a few years away from the game, but he's not a realistic ...

The Baltimore Ravens placed quarterback Trace McSorley (knee) on Injured Reserve on Tuesday with a knee sprain that he suffered late in the Monday night win over the Browns. In a corresponding move, the team activated wide receiver Dez Bryant from the Reserve/COVID-19 list. With Robert Griffin III (hamstring) also on IR, the Ravens will elevate Tyler Huntley from the practice squad to serve as Lamar Jackson's backup moving forward. Bryant has missed the team's last two games after testing ...

The Baltimore Ravens officially placed wide receiver Dez Bryant on the Reserve/COVID-19 list on Thursday. Bryant was warming up to play against his former team, the Cowboys, on Tuesday night when he was told just before kickoff that he had tested positive for the virus. The veteran receiver claimed he had tested negative for COVID-19 twice, but he's officially on the list now and will be out for at least the team's Week 14 game against the Browns on Monday night. Bryant will quarantine for 10 ...

The Baltimore Ravens have yet to put wide receiver Dez Bryant on the Reserve/COVID-19 list after he was sent home right before kickoff on Tuesday night against the Cowboys when it was announced that he tested positive for coronavirus. Bryant announced on his Twitter account that he has since tested negative for COVID-19 twice. It looks like Bryant had a false-positive test on Tuesday, which unfortunately kept Bryant from playing against his old team in prime time. The 32-year-old resurfaced ...

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Dez Bryant announced on his Twitter page on Tuesday that he was pulled from the field before the Week 13 game against the Cowboys after the team learned that he had tested positive for COVID-19. Bryant also posted that he's "going to go ahead and call it a quit for the rest of the season. I can't deal with this." The good news for the Ravens is that no high-risk close contacts were identified. The 32-year-old veteran obviously wasn't active against his old team, ...

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Dez Bryant tweeted that he has signed to the team's 53-man active roster. Bryant reverted back to the team's practice squad after the Week 11 overtime loss to the Titans, but he's back on the roster again for the Week 12 contest against the undefeated Steelers that has been moved to Tuesday night. The veteran pass-catcher caught four of five targets for 28 yards in the loss to the Titans last week. Bryant has been active for two games in 2020, but last Sunday was ...

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Dez Bryant was moved back to the practice squad following the team's Week 11 win over Tennessee. While Bryant saw a drastic upswing in usage versus the Titans, even securing four receptions for 28 yards, he cannot be viewed as a fantasy asset in any sized season-long format due to his fluctuations between the active roster and practice squad. The Ravens can recall the former All-Pro to the 53-man roster once more before needing to sign him full-time. While he may ...

This wasn't a great week in terms of wide receivers coming out of nowhere to perform, but that's what happens at this point in the season. Positional rotations solidify. Teams in contention keep their best players out there more. Etc., etc., etc.But this week did see Dez Bryant back on an NFL field again for the first time since 2017, provided you ignore the two snaps he saw in Week 9. Is Dez back? Did he catch it, with "it" being "footballs in the year 2020"?Not all options are the same. Some ...

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Dez Bryant has been added to the team's active roster for Sunday's game versus Tennessee, the second time that he has been brought up from the practice squad. Despite his career accolades, Bryant is a non-entity in fantasy during Week 11, having seen just two snaps and zero targets in the one previous game that he appeared in during 2020. Ravens receivers have been notoriously finicky when it comes to fantasy production this year due to the stagnation of the ...