Ryan Flournoy Feels Ready for Bigger Cowboys Role

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Ryan Flournoy Feels Ready for Bigger Cowboys Role

Ryan Flournoy says he's ready if the Cowboys call on him as their No. 3 receiver this season. “I'm not anxious, I'm just out there playing freely,” Flournoy said. The wideout added he's confident because “I know what's on the play sheet” and “I'm not out there thinking, I'm just out there executing,” signaling his comfort in Dallas' offense.

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