Dez Bryant

• FORT WORTH, Texas — In an emotional 911 call, the mother of Dallas Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant can be heard telling friends that her son "tried to kill me" and that she's going to "put an end to it today." Angela D.
(Boston Herald)
• IRVING, Texas -- When the Dallas Cowboys drafted Dez Bryant in 2010, they gave him No. 88 in hopes he would be the team's next Drew Pearson or Michael Irvin.
(ESPN)
• Dez Bryant potentially faces an NFL or team suspension for his Monday arrest. Gregg Rosenthal writes that a decision is not cut and dry. More Hes very remorseful, the adviser, David Wells, told the Dallas Morning News on Tuesday.
(NFL)
• According to the incident report, Bryant became angry when his mother asked him to leave her home during an argument Saturday afternoon.
(ESPN)
• This was originally posted on our Crime Blog: DeSoto police say the charges against Cowboys star Dez Bryant involve an alleged attack against his mother. Bryant, 23, was arrested late Monday on a misdemeanor charge of assault.
(Dallas Morning News)
• DALLAS -- Police say Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant was arrested because his mother complained that he had assaulted her over the weekend. Bryant surrendered Monday afternoon to police in DeSoto, a suburb south of Dallas.
(Huffington Post)
• This is a follow up article from yesterdays post by Sonny Clark—Dallas Cowboys Examiner. According to DeSoto, Texas police, Dallas Cowboys WR star Dez Bryant was arrested after he had turned himself in to police on Monday.
(Examiner)
• Long before Dez Bryant burst on the scene in the NFL, David Wells was by the receiver's side. Since then, he has watched the 23-year-old Dallas Cowboy repeatedly attract controversy.
(Cowboysblog.dallasnews.com)
• Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant is accused of slapping his mother in the face and pulling her hair in a heated family incident Saturday.
(Hartford Courant)
• Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant and Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch were each arrested in separate incidents in recent days, adding to a list of off-field troubles for both players.
(Los Angeles Times)