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Cowboys WR Bryant, Dolphins GM Ireland shake hands
(AP) – 7 hours ago
ARLINGTON, Texas — Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland and Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant have made amends.
About an hour before their teams played Thursday night, they shook hands and had what looked like a brief, pleasant conversation.
They spoke for less than a minute, with Ireland patting Bryant’s chest when they finished.
“It went well,” Bryant said following Dallas’ 27-25 victory. “We shook each other’s hand, hoped the best for each other and that was it.”
Ireland already had apologized to Bryant for having asked whether his mother was a prostitute during a pre-draft interview. This was their first face-to-face meeting since then.
“It’s not a problem,” he said.
Ireland used to work for the Cowboys and was on the Dallas sideline talking to team vice president Stephen Jones when Bryant jogged past during warmups. The receiver came right over and immediately greeted Ireland.

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Third-string quarterback Stephen McGee played the entire game for Dallas. He threw a 43-yard touchdown pass to Sam Hurd against Miami’s starters, then led the game-winning drive in the final 2 minutes.
The Cowboys’ backups held their own against Miami’s starters in the first 1½ quarters. Reserve linebacker Victor Butler sacked Chad Henne on his final two plays, forcing fumbles on both.
BRYANT-IRELAND HANDSHAKE
Cowboys WR Bryant, Dolphins GM Ireland shake hands
IRVING, Texas (AP) â Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland and Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant have made amends.
About an hour before their teams played Thursday night, they shook hands and had what looked like a brief, pleasant conversation.
They spoke for less than a minute, with Ireland patting Bryant’s chest when they finished.
Ireland already had apologized to Bryant for having asked whether his mother was a prostitute during a pre-draft interview. This was their first face-to-face meeting since then.

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… We know there are things we have to get better at,” Miami coach Tony Sparano said. “I know that. I just can’t trust that we’re going to put these (questions) to be bed.”
Tony Romo and the rest of the Cowboys’ first-teamers suited up and went through warmups, then watched from the bench. They enjoyed this one more than any since the opener, between all the big plays and the fact the starting offence wasn’t out there struggling to score.
Before the game, Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland and Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant shook hands and spoke for about a minute, seemingly having patched things up since Ireland asked during a pre-draft interview whether Bryant’s mother was a prostitute. Ireland already had apologized, but this was their first face-to-face meeting since.

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Cowboys WR Bryant, Dolphins GM Ireland shake hands
(AP) – 7 hours ago
IRVING, Texas — Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland and Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant have made amends.
About an hour before their teams played Thursday night, they shook hands and had what looked like a brief, pleasant conversation.
They spoke for less than a minute, with Ireland patting Bryant’s chest when they finished.
Ireland already had apologized to Bryant for having asked whether his mother was a prostitute during a pre-draft interview. This was their first face-to-face meeting since then.
Ireland used to work for the Cowboys and was on the Dallas sideline talking to team vice president Stephen Jones when Bryant jogged past during warmups. The receiver came right over and immediately greeted Ireland.
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Report: Ireland Will Seek Out Bryant Thursday
Before April’s NFL draft, Dolphins’ general manager Jeff Bryant ignited a media firestorm of sorts when he reportedly asked Dez Bryant, during a meeting, if his mother had ever been a prostitute. Bryant answered the question, saying ‘no,’ and moved on–but he was understandably offended.
Later that month, Bryant was selected 24th overall by Dallas; on Thursday, he’ll see Ireland for the first time since the incident–at least if Ireland has anything to say about it, he will.
According to a report in the Miami Herald, which cites an unnamed source, the Miami GM “has given thought to the Bryant situation in recent days and would like to speak with Bryant.”
Ireland, per the Herald, has spoken with Dolphins officials about the potential meeting, and the media intrigue that will inevitably follow. He declined comment on Thursday, but will reportedly try to find the Oklahoma State product before Thursday’s exhibition and “try to make sure Bryant is OK with everything.”

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Ireland has re-visited the Byrant issue in light of the upcoming Dallas game and decided he’d like to find Bryant and speak with him if he gets a chance. According to Miami Herald’s Armando Salguero, Ireland wants to “try to make sure Bryant is OK with everything and perhaps repeat in person what he said during a phone conversation with Bryant following their pre-draft incident.”
Miami’s GM since 2008, Ireland found himself stooped in controversy after interviewing the immensely talented, but troublesome Oklahoma State star before this year’s NFL Draft. During the course of the interview, Bryant revealed that his father was a pimp, to which Ireland responded by asking if Bryant’s mother, who had a prior arrest on drug charges, was a prostitute. Bryant angrily dismissed the question and Ireland later called the rookie and apologized.

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