Martavis Bryant, Former Steelers WR, Reinstated

Bryant Returns to NFL after Jersey-Throwing Incident

After years of turmoil, former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Martavis Bryant has been reinstated by the NFL, making him available to sign with any NFL team.

In 2018, Bryant infamously walked off the field during a game, taking off his jersey and shoulder pads. He was suspended by the NFL shortly after and subsequently released by the Steelers.

Since then, Bryant has worked to overcome personal struggles and resurrect his career. He has been working out and training, and has reportedly been in contact with several NFL teams.

Bryant's reinstatement is a sign that the NFL is willing to give him a second chance. He is a talented receiver with a lot of potential, and he could be a valuable asset to any team.

What's Next for Bryant?

With his reinstatement, Bryant is now eligible to sign with any NFL team. It is unclear which team he will sign with, but several teams are reportedly interested in his services.

Based on reports, the Baltimore Ravens, New York Jets, and Las Vegas Raiders have all expressed interest in signing Bryant. The Steelers are also not completely out of the picture.

Steelers' Options

The Steelers have a talented receiving corps, but signing Bryant would give them a veteran presence and another playmaker for quarterback Kenny Pickett.

However, the Steelers are reportedly hesitant to sign Bryant because of his past issues. They are firmly committed to George Pickens as their number-one option on offense, and Bryant would likely only be a depth piece.

Bryant's Future

Bryant is a talented receiver with a chance to redeem himself in the NFL. He has the potential to be a valuable asset to any team, and it will be interesting to see where he signs.

If he can stay out of trouble and focus on football, Bryant could have a successful NFL career. He is still just 30 years old, and he has a lot of football left in him.