It only makes sense Dez Bryant would be the one to receive news of the Dallas Cowboys' generous donation for Hurricane Harvey relief efforts. The Cowboys held a Salvation Army telethon Thursday at AT&T Stadium to raise
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Game T.Y. Hilton Royal Blue Jersey how it went down: Listen as Jerry Jones calls the @SalvationArmyUS telethon and @DezBryant answers. #Cowboys4Texas pic.twitter.com/dawj4ooKpA Dallas Cowboys (@dallascowboys) September 1, 2017 "I thought I was setting Dez up, but he set me up on the conversation, which he's pretty good at doing," Jones told NFL Network's Jane Slater. "Dez likes to get involved in his own busine s. We've had a couple negations over the years. It was
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