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Dez Bryant, WR
We all know about he began ranting on Twitter after being released by the Dallas Cowboys and called their decision to do so "very personal." After his release, many thought that he would be under the radar for several teams. But since then, he has not had a single scheduled visit.
As of now, the only team that contacted him and offered him a contract were the Baltimore Ravens, and that deal was a multi-year contract. However, Bryant has shown that he wants a one-year "prove it" deal and to be able to play the Cowboys twice a season.
While in the last three seasons he has not been as productive, Bryant has the capability to be a starting WR for a team looking for a veteran that can be lethal. It would be a shocker to see him not on a team's roster in Week 1 of the 2018 season.
