Martavis Bryant, a former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver, had two sessions this week.
PITTSBURGH, PA — If the Pittsburgh Steelers want to re-sign Martavis Bryant, they should start working out right away. Only days after being reinstated by the NFL, the former fourth-round pick has landed two tryouts.
Bryant returns to the league after serving a four-year suspension for breaching the league’s substance abuse policy. Following repeated failed drug tests, the former Steelers wideout found himself moving around the CFL and XFL, looking for another opportunity.
Now that he’s back, he’s swiftly getting workouts from teams all across the league despite his age. So far, he has scheduled meetings with the Dallas Cowboys and the Tennessee Titans.
Bryant played four seasons for the Steelers before being sent to the Oakland Raiders in exchange for a third-round pick. He emerged as a starter with Antonio Brown in Pittsburgh, catching 126 catches for 1,917 yards and 17 touchdowns.
Bryant was expected to have interest from multiple teams, and if he does not strike a deal with these two workouts, he should draw tryouts with other teams in the near future.
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