With Josh Gordon tucked away in absentia, the Browns are on the prowl for receiving help. Could Dez Bryant be the answer?
Rapoport was told the sides are angling to schedule a visit, with Monday serving as a potential meeting day, if not sooner.
"This could be a match," Rapoport noted of a Cleveland squad currently riding with Jarvis Landry and Corey Coleman at the position along with rookie Antonio Callaway.
The X-factor here is Gordon's window for return. League spokesman Brian McCarthy told NFL Network's Tom Pelissero that no timetable exists for the wideout, who was placed earlier this week on the team's non-football injury list after he left the club to address mental health and anxiety issues.
Browns general manager John Dorsey said he "absolutely" expects Gordon to play this season, but it's risky to wait on a player with an ultra-spotty track record of availability.
Bryant isn't the game-changing wideout he once was -- the Cowboys came to that conclusion months ago -- but as Gordon's absence wages on, Dez would serve as a welcome addition in Cleveland.
With his name back in the news and following comments made by Cowboys EVP Stephen Jones, Bryant on Friday lashed out on Twitter at various members of the Dallas organization, tweeting about "garbage [expletive] play calling" that saw "everybody lined up in the same spot for 17 weeks."
His Twitter feed includes plenty more where that came from.
