Dez Bryant Reportedly Not Targeted by Redskins After Being Cut by Cowboys

For the time being, the Washington Redskins don't sound intent on entering the Dez Bryant sweepstakes. 

According to USA Today's Mike Jones, Bryant is "not on" the Redskins' radar "right now" following the offseason acquisition of wide receiver Paul Richardson. 

As things stand, Washington will roll out a starting receiving corps that features Richardson and Josh Doctson on the outside and Jamison Crowder in the slot.   

Shortly after Bryant's release became official on Friday, word trickled out that the three-time Pro Bowler wanted to make a statement by keeping his talents in the division. 

According to Mickey Spagnola of the team's official website, Bryant walked out of his meeting with owner Jerry Jones saying, "I'll see guys twice this year."

NFL Network's Jane Slater added the "first division" that Bryant will look at when he mulls over his options is the NFC East. 

Bryant also sent out a tweet indicating he had hard feelings based on the way things played out in Dallas: 

With Washington reportedly not interested in Bryant's services, the Philadelphia Eagles and New York Giants would be his last hopes in the division. 

However, neither club seems like a great match. 

The defending Super Bowl champions are down to $1.8 million in cap space, per Over The Cap, and their depth chart at receiver is rather crowded with Alshon Jeffery, Nelson Agholor, Mike Wallace and Mack Hollins. 

The Giants have $4.8 million of cap space and are already dealing with Odell Beckham Jr. as they try to sort out his future with the club. Add in Sterling Shepard, hybrid receiver Evan Engram and the newly acquired Cody Latimer, and Big Blue have more pressing needs to address as they look to rebound from a 3-13 finish last season.