According to his report, Bryant did not meet with Roger Goodell but the NFL’s Management Council. The council had some stipulations for Bryant before being considered for reinstatement.

“Among the conditions for being cleared to play again, Bryant was told to assemble a plan detailing safeguards that would help him prevent a relapse upon returning to Pittsburgh, the source said.”

Marvez would later go on to say that a meeting with Goodell still has to occur, that’s no surprise, before any official decision is made. It’s looking increasingly unlikely the Pittsburgh Steelers will have an answer to Bryant’s 2017 status before the draft, muddying up their plans and making life – to me, unfairly – more difficult on them. It would’ve been nice for the league to outline these requirements before this meeting, allowing Bryant to get back to the team as soon as possible and in time for offseason workouts.

Source: SteelersDepot.com