Bryant plans to play another two years before retiring. Wintime999 

Wintime999  Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Dez Bryant thanks the organization for giving him another chance to play in the NFL and plans to play two more seasons before retiring from the sport. Wintime999 

Dez Bryant, a 32-year-old veteran wide receiver for the Baltimore Ravens, revealed on Twitter on Tuesday that he plans to play two more years in the NFL before deciding to retire after that. According to a report from NFL Network  ( Wintime999  )

It took Bryant more than two years to return to the NFL. He performed well with the Ravens last season after signing with the team in October 2020. The 32-year-old wide receiver, who is currently looking for a new team, revealed that he plans to play for another two seasons. Before ending his playing career  

“I plan on playing another 2 years and that’s it for me,” Bryant tweeted. 

Bryant is looking for a new franchise to further his goals. The latter admits that Baltimore may not be the right place for him. 

‘I will talk about my personal experience. I am in a position where everything has been created. I took advantage of getting myself right. I realized that Baltimore wasn’t the place for me. There is no bad blood that is the way of doing things. So you have to respect it,’ Bryant tweeted. 

The 32-year-old wide receiver also thanked the Ravens for giving him another opportunity to prove himself in the NFL. ‘There is no off-season. There are no mini-camps and coming in mid-season is not normal.’

‘I’m not worried about playing time. I enjoyed myself meeting great teammates. I feel like I have been in contact with them for a long time. I’m thankful for the opportunity that Baltimore has given me,” said Bryant, who caught six passes for 47 yards and a touchdown in five games with the Ravens in 2020.