Cowboys BREAKING: WR Martavis Bryant Signs with Dan Quinn

Martavis Bryant is getting another "second chance.''

The Dallas Cowboys' former practice squad receiver is signing with coach Dan Quinn's Washington Commanders, per multiple Tuesday morning reports.

The Cowboys moved away from Bryant in the spring after having him on the practice squad, a notable comeback for the player who talked openly about having returned from "a dark place'' in terms of the behavior that got him in deep and long-term trouble with the league.

The Cowboys cut former Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Bryant back then …

But now the Cowboys’ former defensive coordinator Quinn - the new head coach in Washington - have given Bryant a tryout. ... and it's worked out.

Bryant, 32, was originally a fourth-round pick by Pittsburgh in 2014. … and he showed star quality there as he used his 6-4 frame effectively.

He was traded to the then-Oakland Raiders in 2018 … but his career is pockmarked with suspensions as he spend almost a half-decade out of the game.

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He got his first second chance when he was signed to Dallas’ practice squad this past November. He didn’t play a snap for the Cowboys.

But now Bryant, who has been suspended three times in his NFL career, might be getting another “second chance.”