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Dallas Cowboys WR Dez Bryant has been working on improving his route running this season and wants to use the same footwork on every snap. He wants to use the same intensity pace and footwork on every snap so he can have an advantage over the defender. 'He's improved so much. You can tell,' CB Brandon Carr said. 'He's working on all the little things in practice. He's focused on the details and he's getting better and better. I'm glad I don't have to cover him in games this season.' Bryant has also altered his route running on deep passes in hopes of running past a defender.
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Dallas Cowboys WR Dez Bryant has worked on improving his conditioning this offseason to make sure he runs routes with the same intensity in the fourth quarter as he does in the first quarter.
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Dallas Cowboys WR Dez Bryant (back, finger) continues to get treatment for a back injury he suffered at the end of last season, but he said that injury and his finger surgery won't be issues this season. Bryant has been participating in organized team activities (OTAs). He continues to try to build his endurance. 'I hear coach talk about it all the time, and that's one of my main goals,' Bryant said. 'Staying on the Stairmaster, trying to increase my endurance as much as I can, just not thinking about tapping out, just being able to go every play 100 miles per hour.'
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Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett said WR Dez Bryant is 'really, really a joy to coach.' 'He has such passion for the game,' Garrett added. 'He loves it. He loves his teammates. He loves to play.'
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Dallas Cowboys WR Dez Bryant said he found himself, and that has led to a quiet offseason with no off-field issues. 'I found myself,' Bryant said Tuesday after the Cowboys' first organized team activity. 'I'm comfortable with my life. I'm enjoying being in the NFL. I wish it could've been a couple years back, but I had to go through a couple of things to figure it out. I think I got it and I'm just more focused on my job and doing what I love to do and that's playing football.'
Fantasy Impact: Bryant is capable of leading all fantasy receivers in scoring this season. He has huge upside.
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Dallas Cowboys WR Dez Bryant (finger) said the index finger he fractured last season is feeling great and that he has been catching passes from QB Tony Romo at the team's facility. 'Finger is great,' Bryant said. 'I'm catching passes the same. I'm not missing a beat.'
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Dallas Cowboys WR Dez Bryant emerged as a star wide receiver in 2012, but changes to the coaching staff could affect Bryant's production in 2013. Wide receiver coach Jimmy Robinson, who had a significant impact on Bryant, is out and has been replaced by new wide receivers coach Derek Dooley. Dooley will be responsible for continuing Bryant's growth moving forward.
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Former Dallas Cowboys receivers coach Jimmy Robinson has been retained by the organization as a coaching consultant because he has been a positive influence on WR Dez Bryant. 'Jimmy had a really positive impact on Dez,' head coach Jason Garrett said. 'It was a breakout year for Dez. He caught 92 balls for 1,300-plus yards and really played very, very good football. I think he matured a ton, and there's no question the environment he was in certainly helped him, and Jimmy was a big part of that.'
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Dallas Cowboys WR Dez Bryant (finger) underwent successful surgery Tuesday, Jan. 8, on his left index finger. He'll likely be out for parts of the team's offseason conditioning program, and he won't be rushed back this summer. The hope is that he will be 100 percent ready for training camp in late July, if not sooner for a possible June minicamp.
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Dallas Cowboys WR Dez Bryant (finger) will have surgery on his injured finger Tuesday, Jan. 8.
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