Dez Bryant used to have a need for speed.
With 2017 Indianapolis 500 winner Takuma Sato in attendance at Dallas Cowboys practice Wednesday, Bryant spoke candidly about his aggressive driving when he was younger.
“When I first got my license, I got it suspended for a year because I was going a little bit too fast, if you know,” Bryant told the Star-Telegram’s Clarence E. Hill Jr. “The fastest I have been, I have gone probably about 180.”
And despite the Cowboys wideout driving well over the speed limit, he apparently got pulled over by a pretty lenient police officer.
“When I got pulled over it was pretty cool,” Bryant said. “The cop said ‘I couldn’t catch you. I had to turn my lights off to get up with you.’ He didn’t give me a ticket. He thought it was pretty cool, too. It was good. He was a good sport.”
Opposing cornerbacks surely can relate to this police officer who struggled to catch up with the three-time Pro Bowl selection.
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