First off, I am an adult and can express my opposition as something other than haters. I find that childish and lazy, and perhaps someone lacking in a healthy vocabulary.
Second, nothing in my comment was not fact. He never learned to run crisp routes. His third year they tried to institute the Jerry Rice crossing route, but evidently Dez couldn't get the concept or get separation.
He has a childish attitude. Michael Irvin would throw that out occasionally, but he backed up his action with results. Further, when Dez was waiting for his big payday, he acted like a petulant child calling out Jerry Jones. It's called ingratitude.
The rest of your reply is conjecture and "I know you are but what am I," gibberish.
The reason why people loved Dez Bryant is because no player in the last 20 years loved being a Dallas Cowboy more than him, much of his career he was misunderstood and some people (because of his background) just didn't like him.
Against the Lions everyone was talking about how Dez was getting in Romo's face and it was a hugh story................until the audio came out and it wasn't.
He was told to stay away from the facility by his agent until the Cowboys upped their offer to him but he couldn't stay away from his team and showed up anyway.
Although he knew that Romo was the better qb for him personally he backed Dak in 2016 because the team was on a roll.
He played with an accomplished passer in Romo so he knew that in 2017 Dak missed him on a lot of routes (just like this year) but he never complained about his qb to thge press.
The Cowboys waited until 3 weeks after the start of free agency to release him, by that time people like Crabtree and Watkins had taken the money and slots, after that Sanjay Lail, Stephen Jones and more recently Jerry Jones poisoned the well with their comments about a player that was no longer on the team.
Dez deserved better from this organization whom he hold the record for touchdowns.