DeMarcus Lawrence Says His Return To The Dallas Cowboys Was A 'No-Brainer'

DeMarcus Lawrence says his return to the Dallas Cowboys was a 'no-brainer'. 'Being a Cowboy for life is always a dream.”

“Being a Cowboy for life is always a dream,” Lawrence said on March 24 in his first comments to reporters since signing a new $40 million, three-year contract with $30 million guaranteed. “There’s no reason why I go against my dreams.

Ware, the career sacks leader for Dallas, signed with Denver after leaving the Cowboys in 2014, and won a Super Bowl a year later. The Broncos are part of the story again, in a way Lawrence wouldn’t have wanted to envision. The Cowboys traded No. 1 receiver Amari Cooper to Cleveland and released right tackle La’el Collins for cap relief. While they’ve kept a dozen of their own free agents, the only outside picks were bargains in defensive end Dante Fowler Jr. and receiver James Washington.

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