Dallas’ Dez Bryant listed as questionable for Seahawks game

One of the biggest questions heading into Sunday’s Seahawks-Cowboys game isn’t any closer to being answered after Dallas listed All-Pro wide receiver Dez Bryant as questionable.

Bryant was limited in practice all three days this week, which marked his return from a foot injury that has sidelined him since the season opener.

A questionable designation amounts to an estimated 50/50 chance of playing. Earlier Friday, Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said Seattle is expecting Bryant to play.

“Yeah, we think he’s playing. Sounds like he is,” Carroll told KIRO Radio 97.3 FM Friday morning. “That’s good for them and hard on us. He’s a fantastic football player and he’s a very emotional leader on their team, too, so they’ll get a boost from him coming out there.”

Predictably, Carroll wouldn’t reveal whether or not Seattle will have cornerback Richard Sherman cover Bryant Sunday if Bryant is to play.

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