Martavis Bryant Signs with Washington Commanders

Martavis Bryant has signed a contract with the Washington Commanders, marking his first opportunity to play in the NFL since 2018 after multiple suspensions for drug violations. The 32-year-old wide receiver was previously on the Dallas Cowboys' practice squad but was released earlier this year. Commanders' coach Dan Quinn noted that Bryant is in excellent shape and eager to prove himself, adding that he brings much-needed size to the team's receiving corps. Although Bryant has faced significant challenges throughout his career, including a stint in the XFL, his signing offers a potential comeback narrative. Meanwhile, the Commanders are looking to improve their performance after a disappointing last season, and Bryant's addition could provide depth to their offense. Hunter Renfrow, another former Raiders receiver, remains a free agent, highlighting the varying career trajectories of former teammates.