Steelers receiver Martavis Bryant (10) has scored 15 touchdowns in his first 21 regular-season games.<\/p>\n
PITTSBURGH -- Wide receiver Martavis Bryant acknowledged making a few plays in Tuesday's organized team activities, including a \"quick\" over-the-top play off a Ben Roethlisberger lob pass for a big gain in 11-man work. <\/p>\n
Bryant knows he'll need many more days like this to work his way back into the Pittsburgh Steelers' offense for 2017. <\/p>\n
\"It's still going to take time,\" Bryant said. \"With the work put in, the chemistry will come back.\" <\/p>\n
Bryant, who returns to the practice field after missing all of last season for violating the league's substance-abuse policy, has attended each of the first four OTA sessions while looking to \"knock the rust off,\" he said. Bryant is under conditional reinstatement from the NFL. <\/p>\n
His weight is up to 225, and he believes he's maintained his elite speed on the field while creating a drug-free environment off it. <\/p>\n
Typically, throwing to Bryant increases the chances for a big play. Bryant has scored 15 touchdowns in his first 21 regular-season games. But simply being on the field is most important to Bryant, who says he isn't worried about when or how he gets the ball. <\/p>\n
\"All I know is with trust comes consistency,\" Bryant said. \"As long as I handle my business, the rest should come back. I'm not going to stress over that. I'm just going to continue to do what I'm doing.\" <\/p>\n
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