Browns GM John Dorsey: Ex-Cowboys WR Dez Bryant Has Been Discussed by CLE

As Dez Bryant continues to search for a new home, the Cleveland Browns could present the three-time Pro Bowler with an opportunity.

Per Cleveland.com's Mary Kay Cabot, Browns general manager John Dorsey said Wednesday the team has discussed bringing Bryant in. 

Bryant has been a free agent since the Dallas Cowboys released him in April. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported the 29-year-old turned down a contract offer from the Baltimore Ravens similar to the one they eventually gave to Michael Crabtree worth $21 million over three years. 

The Browns could be in the market for additional wide receivers after Josh Gordon announced on Twitter this week he wouldn't be with the team at the start of training camp to continue with his treatment plan. 

Bryant started all 16 games for the Cowboys last season for the first time since 2014. He led the team with 69 receptions, 838 receiving yards and six touchdowns.