In 2009, before he got suspended for lying to the NCAA about conversing with Deion Sanders, he accumulated 17 catches, 323 yards, and four touchdowns.

Incredible athlete, incredible player, and an incredible risk.

Since his suspension, he's refused to show his talent. He listened to the advice of sports agent Eugene Parker and Deion Sanders, an NFL superstar. These guys are risky guys to listen to because your job as a rookie is to earn your money usually. Parker and Sanders think that the rookie needs to be paid first.
 
It is really a reckless move. I don’t have any kinds of combine stats for Dez Bryant because he didn’t attend any of them, and reports from personal workout...

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