Sportsbook Confirm Dez Bryant Odds at 10-1 for Top Receiver 2015

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Carrie Stroup

Published on :

13 July, 2015

(Gambling911.com Sports Wire) – “Despite today's tweet from Dez Bryant we still believe he will play the season. His odds of NFL Top Receiver remain unchanged at 10-1.”

This was the tweet sent out by Sportsbook.ag late Monday.

The Dallas Cowboys star receiver Dez Bryant tweeted Monday that he won't report to the team unless he has a long-term deal.

Bryant tweeted:

As much as I love football...on my beautiful babies.. I apologize #cowboynation but I will not be there if no deal #fact

Bryant, who led the NFL with 16 turndown receptions last season, cannot be fined for missing training camp without signing his franchise tender but would be forfeiting $752,000 for each regular-season game missed while not having the ability to get the long-term contract he desires, ESPN reports. – Carrie Stroup, Gambling911.com Senior Reporter

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