There are a couple of issues that a hypothetical Pickens trade will present for the Steelers.
Bryant has not played in an NFL game since 2018.
The Washington Commanders are releasing former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Martavis Bryant, according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz. Bryant, who caught a touchdown in the preseason finale against New England, could be signed to Washington’s practice squad, however.
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The Washington Commanders are tightening their roster today from 90 to 53, and that includes cutting one of the team's more inspiring players. The team announced on Tuesday that it has cut veteran wide receiver Martavis Bryant, who hasn't played in an NFL regular season game since 2018.
Bryant last played a regular-season game in 2018.
It's been a long journey for Washington Commanders wide receiver Martavis Bryant. Six years after last playing on an NFL field, Bryant scored a touchdown late in the fourth quarter in the Commanders' 20-10 win against the New England Patriots on Sunday night at Commanders Field.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Martavis Bryant scored his NFL touchdown in six years in a preseason game for the Washington Commanders on Sunday night.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers star receiver Martavis Bryant was one of the most dynamic weapons in the league at the peak of his powers. But that was several years ago.
Washington Commanders wide receiver Martavis Bryant hasn't played on an NFL field in six years, but that could change on Saturday when his team takes on the Miami Dolphins in the preseason.
After losing to the Jets in their first preseason game, the Commanders fly south to Miami to face the Dolphins on Saturday night. Here are two players from Washington to keep an eye on.
After signing WR Martavis Bryant to a contract, Commanders HC Dan Quinn spoke on their process of finding the best combinations at slot and outside receiver.
Several changes since the Jets game WR Martavis Bryant signed ($985K cap number) QB Trace McSorely signed K Ramiz Ahmed was waived (not signed by another
The Washington Commanders made a roster move that's drawn a good bit of attention locally by signing wide receiver Martavis Bryant. Bryant, originally drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the fourth round of the 2014 NFL Draft was brought in to add size - he's 6'4 - and a red zone presence according to Commanders head coach Dan Quinn.
Veteran wide receiver Martavis Bryant moved a step closer to his first NFL action in six years, signing Tuesday with the Washington Commanders. The NFL indefinitely suspended Bryant, now 32, in 2018 following multiple drug violations.
The Washington Commanders added to their wide receiver room with an intriguing signing before Tuesday's padded practice. Those in power liked what they saw from Martavis Bryant following two separate visits to the building.
One embattled wide receiver is getting another shot at an NFL comeback.
The Commanders have plenty of talent and depth at wide receiver, but that didn't top them from adding yet another playmaker ahead of the 2024 season.
Martavis Bryant isn’t planning to hang up his cleats.
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According to Aaron Wilson, the Commanders are scheduled to host veteran free-agent WR Martavis Bryant for a workout on Wednesday. The Cowboys cut Bryant loose last week and the receiver reportedly had interest from teams around the league.
The Cowboys brought in Martavis Bryant late last season as a flier who could potentially help as a supporting caster, but they never activated the ex-Steelers starter.
According to Michael Gehlken, the Cowboys are signing WR Martavis Bryant to a futures contract. Futures deals are essentially training camp invites that secure these players a spot on the 90-man roster and a chance to compete for a spot on the team.
The good news for Martavis Bryant, who arrived in Dallas this fall after having served a half-decade under NFL behavioral suspension before his reinstatement?
La’el Collins is the headliner in terms of his ability to help on the field. But for Dallas Cowboys fans? Martavis Bryant is in the Thursday conversation as well.
The Dallas Cowboys will head to Western New York to face off against the Buffalo Bills. Sunday’s game has significant playoff implications for both teams, with Dallas fighting for the NFC East and Buffalo a loss away from falling back into the stampede of mediocre AFC teams.
There seems to be a great deal of misunderstanding of where Martavis Bryant is in his NFL career, a career that has a bit of new life now that the league has ended his suspension, allowing him to sign with the Dallas Cowboys.
Bryant last played in the NFL during the 2018 season when he was a member of the Oakland Raiders.
The Steelers struggling offense could use any help it can get, which has some believing they could reunite with one of their best playmakers of the Ben Roethlisberger era.
The NFL has officially reinstated wide receiver Martavis Bryant, making him eligible to return to the NFL if he can find a team willing to take a chance on him.
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