Cowboys QB Tony Romo Says WR Dez Bryant Has Ability To Be Great

Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant is entering his third NFL season. He has pleased the Cowboys front office and coaching staff with his improved conditioning and production during organized team activities and mini-camp. Romo was recently asked for his personal assessment of the 23-year-old wide receiver and responded by saying he can see that Bryant is consistently getting better according to Jon Machota of the Dallas Morning News. “He just keeps improving and improving. He’s a kid that I enjoy playing with because he wants to get better,” Romo said during an interview that was aired Sunday on CBS 11’s The Blitz. “He’s always asking, ‘Hey Tony, what can I do to be better?’ I love playing with guys like him, Miles (Austin) and these guys. They want to be better themselves and they’re trying to do anything they can to get better.” “The guys that really want to be great and have that ability to be great, you can’t have enough of those guys,” Romo added. “And we got a few of them. Dez is just a great kid like that. He’s getting better and better every week.” “Dez has had a really good off-season,” Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett said two weeks ago. “He’s working very hard. He’s done a very good in our off-season program in both his lifting and his running and he’s carried that to the field.”

Source: The Redzone
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