Oklahoma State WR Dez Bryant posted an 11'1" standing broad jump and a 38" VJ in his workout on Tuesday in Lufkin, TX.  He ran the 40-yard dash in the 4.50-4.64 range, with his 4.6 times coming when he ran against the wind. 

He registered between 7.12-7.22 in the 3-Cone Drill and posted a pedestrian time of 12.20 in the 60-yard shuttle.  In the all-important 20 yard shuttle, a test of bend ability and change of direction, Bryant struggled with his footing.  Times for the former Cowboy wideout ranged from 4.40-to-4.46 in the drill.  Not good.

While he did struggle some running routes that required a second cut, he showed burst off the line of scrimmage from a 2-point stance, justifying his 1.50 time in the 10-yard portion of his forty yard dash.

Bryant displayed very good upper body flexibility to catch the ball outside of his frame and he got his hips around on the one speed out he ran on the day. He looked natural running the BANG 8 (Skinny Post), showed some awareness with his head movement on his slant-n-go and was often seen diving for balls low to the ground. 

This past season, Bryant caught 17 passes for 323 yards and four touchdowns in only three games of action.  Despite missing the season's final ten games due to suspension, the junior wideout still finished second on the team in receiving yards and returned a punt for a touchdown vs. Houston.

In 2008, the Lufkin, TX native snagged 84 passes for 1,480 yards and 17 touchdowns.  He averaged nearly 18 yards/PR and scored two more touchdowns on returns, earning Big XII Special Teams Player of the Year honors. 

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