Dez Bryant to Browns GM: 'I'm coming to the Land to see you'

Dorsey had told reporters before the Browns' preseason game against the  New York Giants on Thursday night that he had called Bryant to ask him to come in for a workout, but Bryant hadn't returned his calls.

Bryant then took to Twitter to tell Dorsey, as well as his 3.5 million followers, that he wouldn't mind playing for the Browns but that he isn't ready yet. He said he was still getting himself ready and was enjoying spending time with his children.

A couple of hours later, Bryant had reconsidered and tweeted his decision that he was "starting my visits next week," including with Cleveland.

Bryant, a three-time Pro Bowler, was released in April after an eight-year Cowboys run in which he became the franchise leader in touchdown receptions. He turned down a multi-year offer from the Baltimore Ravens, ESPN reported, in hopes of getting a bigger long-term deal in 2019.

Callaway had numerous off-field problems while he was at Florida and is already in Stage 1 of the NFL's substance-abuse program after he provided a diluted urine sample at the league's combine in February. Callaway traveled with the team and was expected to play Thursday night in the Browns game against the Giants.