Martavis Bryant is confident that he will be an asset for the Cowboys as the franchise seeks to make a run at the Super Bowl this season, despite haven’t played since 2018.
On Tuesday, the Cowboys signed Bryant to the team’s practice squad after completing a workout with the team and his official reinstatement by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. In 2018, the league issued Bryant an “indefinite suspension” for violating the terms of his prior reinstatement.
Before Bryant’s suspension in ’18, he was suspended several times during his NFL career for breaching the league’s substance abuse policy, including missing the entire ’16 campaign. However, in speaking with reporters on Wednesday, the 31-year-old feels that he hasn’t “lost anything” in his football skillset and is eager to make an impact with the franchise.
