Martavis Bryant, former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver, scored his first NFL touchdown in six years during a preseason game for the Washington Commanders against the New England Patriots. After being reinstated in 2023, Bryant signed with the Commanders following stints in the CFL and XFL, demonstrating his determination to return to the NFL despite past challenges, including multiple drug policy violations. Head coach Dan Quinn praised his resilience and competitive nature, highlighting the hard work Bryant put in to adapt to the team's offense. Bryant finished the game with three catches for 20 yards and contributed positively with pass interference calls against the defense. Although his journey has been difficult, he remains hopeful about securing a roster spot, especially after the Commanders made recent roster changes. With Bryant's experience and skill set, he could provide valuable depth to the receiving corps, which already includes notable players like Terry McLaurin and Olamide Zaccheaus.