IRVING, Texas -- The numbers say one thing, but the play on the field says another: Dez Bryant is playing much better in 2013 than he did in 2012. Bryant is running better routes, making better adjustments and having a bigger impact whether he catches the ball or not. The only real negative on Bryant's season, if you don't count the sideline rant in Detroit, is the team-high nine dropped passes. "I think he’s a better player now than he was last year," coach Jason Garrett said.
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