Good Deeds: Cowboys’ Dez Bryant Buys PS4 For Fans Waiting In Line at Walmart

Cowboys' Dez Bryant Buys PS4 For Fans Waiting In Line

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant walked into a Dallas Walmart Thursday night for the release of the new Playstation 4 game console game and committed a very generous act: He purchased a PS4 for himself as well as five lucky people that were waiting in line at the store.

One lucky fan even Tweeted  a picture with Bryant, which can bee seen in the photo below.

The new PS4 systems can cost as much as $517 and while Dez Bryant is best known for showing a little too much passion on the sidelines, you can’t deny that he’s just a great guy after this.

Below are a some  tweets from people who reacted to Bryant’s act of generosity.

 

 

Apparently Bryant’s generosity is not surprising to some.

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