Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant has become eligible for a $1 million contract bonus despite suffering a season-ending ankle injury on Sunday against the Colts. The terms of Bryant's contract say he must play at least 35 percent of the offensive snaps and reach one of several clauses in his contract to become eligible for the bonus. Some of the clauses were that he needed to catch at least 41 or more receptions, pick up 801 or more receiving yards or get 12 or more touchdowns. He has played in more than 35 percent of the offensive plays and he finished the season with 45 catches.