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Date	Traded	Traded For
05/26/2012	Dez Bryant, WR DAL	John Carlson, TE MIN Jacoby Ford, WR OAK Michael Turner, RB ATL
05/24/2012	Dez Bryant, WR DAL	DeSean Jackson, WR PHI
05/23/2012	Brandon Lloyd, WR NE	Dez Bryant, WR DAL
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Bryant focused on football this spring: The Cowboys wanted wide receiver Dez Bryant to have a more structured offseason in hopes of having him better prepared for the start of the year, and so far it's working. Bryant has stayed at the facility, working out and being involved in the teaching sessions according to assistant head coach Jimmy Robinson. That's a lot better than last year, when all players were locked out. and his first year when he was a rookie. "He's out there working really, really hard to get better," Robinson said according to ESPN. "It's got to make a difference. ... He's getting better every day, but again that's got to carry over to the next phase, the OTAs and training camp and then the regular season, game day." (Updated 05/08/2012)

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Bryant's season totals from 2011 look good (63 catches for 928 yards and nine touchdowns), but how he got those totals made Fantasy owners go nuts. He didn't have any 100-yard games (he had only two games with over 80 yards), and not until Week 10 did he begin posting quality performances in consecutive weeks including a three-game touchdown streak from Week 13 to 15. But there's so much to love about this guy -- his big frame, his quality speed and his role in an aggressive offense. Entering his third season, expectations remain high for a receiver who has averaged four catches, 55.1 yards and .55 touchdowns per game through 27 games. If you buy into Bryant being a breakout candidate this year, you'll find yourself reaching for him between Round 4 and Round 5 in drafts as a No. 2 WR. If you're not a believer, you'll be lucky to find him available in Round 6. (Updated 05/08/2012).

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