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Cowboys' Dez Bryant Plays despite Learning of His Father's Death
Dez Bryant played in the Cowboys' game against Artie Burns (25) and the Steelers on Sunday, despite learning of his father's death. | PHOTO: Joe Sargent/Getty Images
November 14th, 2016 | 08:45 AM | 554 views
PITTSBURGH
TDallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant played Sunday against the Pittsburgh Steelers -- less than 24 hours after learning of the death of his father, MacArthur Hatton.
"Of course, he's very sad and you only have one of those," Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones said on 105.3 The Fan in Dallas. "But he was getting the kind of support you would think. He's loved in that locker room, and by the coaches as well. And, so, there was a lot of sensitivity and love being expressed to him.
"I'll say this: If he wanted to be at some place in his life, I bet it would be right in the middle of that locker room to be dealing with that."
Bryant's relationship with his father has been described as distant and non-existent. The cause of death and Hatton's age are not known at this time.
Bryant caught two passes on the Cowboys' first two drives Sunday after catching just one pass last week against the Cleveland Browns.
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courtesy of ESPN
by Todd Archer
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