DeMarcus Lawrence roasts Cowboys on his way out, then doubles down: 'I'm not gonna win a Super Bowl there'
After 11 seasons, four Pro Bowl nods and 61.5 sacks with the Dallas Cowboys, DeMarcus Lawrence left the team in free agency Wednesday for a three-year, $42 million deal with the Seattle Seahawks. The veteran defensive end had some interesting things to say on his way out.
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Micah Parsons' latest three-word tweet suggests Cowboys are about to dish out a record contractMost likely, Parsons is about to sign a piece of paper that pays him greater than Garrett's average of $40 million per year.
Iowa Hawkeyes star Kaleb Johnson is widely viewed as one of the top three running backs in this year's NFL Draft class, even after a poor showing at the Scoutin ...
DeMarcus Lawrence made it clear that he will never win a Super Bowl with the Dallas Cowboys after leaving in free agency.
Dallas Cowboys receiver Brandin Cooks thinks the Green Bay Packers playoff loss played a role in the poor 2024 season the ...
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Cowboys officially awarded 4 comp picks, recap of all 10 draft slots in 2025Teams such as the Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens have built these extra picks into their offseason approach and on Tuesday, ...
The Dallas Cowboys didn’t do much on the first day of free agency. They made a huge splash on day two. Jerry Jones and the ...
The Dallas Cowboys and Jerry Jones primary focus in the offseason has been building through the draft. While the team ...
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Will McClay’s track record in the 1st round puts him a cut above the restWill McClay, the Vice President of Player Personnel for the Dallas Cowboys, has proven time and again that his eye for talent ...
Myles Garrett's contract is bad news for Cowboys general manager and owner, Jerry Jones, as Micah Parsons seeks a new ...
Former Dallas Cowboys cornerback Jourdan Lewis is expected to sign a massive contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars.
As the NFL's free agency market officially starts, the Dallas Cowboys find themselves facing a critical need to bolster their wide receiver corps. With CeeDee Lamb emerging as the ...
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Cowboys refusal to pay $30 million DB could pave way to give $94 million to All-ProThe Dallas Cowboys didn't want to lose Jourdan Lewis in free agency, but the loss may ultimately let them keep All-Pros DaRon ...
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