Listen, whether it will mean anything for them remains to be seen because we haven't seen him in a in a few years.

Uh, the last time he played was 2017.

That means 2018 2019.

And now, uh, six games in the 2020 has been 2.5 years, so we understand that we don't know.

What I would tell you is that I would love for him to be on an NFL roster.

I would love him to make it, because here's the deal.

He was once a star in this league.

Hey, obviously fell off a little bit, Um, and then he got let go by the Dallas Cowboys And what what really rakes my nerves about it is that he got a bad rap.

Now we know he tried to come back with New Orleans, and then he got hurt, and we get all of that.

But my big issue was that it wasn't just about football with him.

He was perceived as problematic.

Um, and the Dallas Cowboys contributed obviously toe letting that kind of stuff leak out about him, and that's what rubbed me the wrong way.

So if if you're somebody that you're spectating the Dallas Cowboys, it's two extremes.

Okay, so we got a guy in that Prescott.

That's the model citizen can Ball took you to the playoffs a couple of times, won a playoff game for you had numbers comparable to Tony Romo.

But somehow, some way you couldn't reach an accord with them.

And granted, you offered them a boatload of money.

But he wanted less years.

You wanted to lock him up form or years.

Bottom line is you couldn't reach an accord with him.

So that was the reason for that.

Not tow, not toe work out in his favor on a long term basis.

And in the case off Dez Bryant, he got some money as a wide receiver.

But in the same breath, um, he wasn't, you know, he was He was perceived as being a malcontent.

Somebody that wasn't ideal for the locker room and things of this nature show.

You decide not to bring him back.

It's just seems to me that his reputation was hurt by the Dallas Cowboys.

And so, for me, I love the idea of him getting back into the NFL.

I hope he's good enough.

I hope he shows what he could.

Dio.

I hope it's good enough for him to be on an NFL roster in an NFL lineup and contributing to an NFL winning team.

That's my wish for him, because I would hate that.

His career ended the way that it did.

The last thing we see was him being let go by the Cowboys.

Um, it'll be a It'll be a feel good story if he could make it back to the NFL.

I agree.

I think he's good enough to play.

I would assume I haven't seen him recently.

Obviously, Um, play.

But he's if he does make it back.

It's as just a guy.

You know, I hear what you're saying, Stephen, about unfair treatment.

My mind goes to like T O T O could have still played in the league, and he's one of the greatest Whoever did it.

He was five time all team, uh, All pro first team like, you know, five times He was a great receiver, the best player on the field in a Super Bowl that his team lost for which he was criticized for playing on one leg and looked like he could still play into his forties and couldn't get a job in the league.

Right?

I feel like he was really treated unfairly.

Dez Bryant was a top five receiver for about three years before he started falling off, and so he was excellent at his best and he was not.

He didn't have a job when he probably should have, so it'll feel good if he comes back.

But he's been.

It's been a long time since he was an impact player, and it's not like we're talking about one of the all time greats.

I'd feel great for him if he could get back to the league.

But I can't pretend that I'm overly interested in the story.

Brian.

What about you?

Yeah.

Yeah, This is one of those I'm with Steven and Max.

This is more about us warning.

Something good to happen for Dez Bryant knowing, uh, that he was kind of let go by the Dallas Cowboys when he was on the decline and also couldn't get a job after that.

And then once signing with saints, he has the Achilles injury and he's going.

I think those things make you want him to have another opportunity, maybe get an opportunity to close the last chapter on this part of his career or this part of his life.

But when you look at what it does full of Mark Jackson in the Baltimore Ravens, I don't really believe it does a lot.

I believe it gives them another possession receiver, maybe a guy who can catch some 50 50 balls in traffic.

But they need a true number one.

They need a guy who could run the entire route tree, someone who can put fear into defenders on outside of the numbers and also somebody that they could get easy throws and catches for full of Mark Jackson.

Ugly.

There was something like that inside as a tight end.

Well, we know we know who the someone like that out there is.

And, you know, along with the Seattle Seahawks, I don't know if the Baltimore Ravens will be in play for Antonio Brown, but, like Max said, like Stephen A says said, we both all three of us would love for Dez Bryant to get this opportunity for Dez Bryant to play, but I don't think this changes the circumstances of the Baltimore Ravens offense or Baltimore Ravens as a team as it pertains to them being contenders in the A F C.

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