SEAN LISSEMORE RUMORS
Status Of Cowboys NT Jay Ratliff, DE Sean Lissemore Up In The Air For Thursday
Cowboys defensive lineman Sean Lissemore, who is rehabilitating from a high ankle sprain, ratcheted up his rehabilitation workload today but did not take part in the official workout. Lissemore said trainers still consider him day-to-day in terms of availability for ThursdayÂ’s game against Washington.
“I did metabolics, which is basically game-like movements. I was out there...
Cowboys DE Sean Lissemore Out Of His Protective Walking Boot
Cowboys defensive lineman Sean Lissemore wasnÂ’t wearing the protective walking boot Monday for the first time since he suffered a right high ankle sprain Oct. 14 at Baltimore.
Lissemore said he’s making progress and hopes to start “moving around” some in practice Wednesday so he can “test it out.”
Lissemore wonÂ’t likely play for another few weeks, however. But now minus...
Cowboys DE Sean Lissemore, SS Matt Johnson Ruled Out For Week 7
Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray, who has been sidelined with a sprained left foot, was ruled out on the teamÂ’s official injury report along with safety Matt Johnson (hamstring) and defensive lineman Sean Lissemore (ankle).
Meanwhile, receiver Dez Bryant is listed as questionable and did not participate in practice Friday after suffering a groin injury. Center Ryan Cook (hamstring...
Dallas Cowboys extend 3-4 DE Sean Lissemore
Lissemore was a 7th round pick in 2010 and had 2 years (including this one) left on his rookie deal. The Cowboys have tacked on an extra 3 years, 6 million onto his deal, with 3.1 million guaranteed. This is the 2nd time in as many seasons that the Cowboys have attempted to get ahead of the curve and give a player an extension before they broke out because the team felt they were...
Dallas Cowboys: Sean Lissemore Signs Three-Year Extension
The Dallas Cowboys have learned the hard way the cost of dealing on the open market and even more so when they have missed on a player like Ken Hamlin and Roy Williams recently. The Cowboys let Chris Canty hit free agency in 2008 and he left for New York with a big paycheck, so they know the cost of a premium defensive lineman who can play the run and pass well.In 2007 the Cowboys...
Cowboys Extend DE Sean Lissemore Through 2016
The Cowboys extended the contract of DE Sean Lissemore Thursday, adding three years and $3.1 million in guarantees to the deal, according to the teamÂ’s website. The third-year linemanÂ’s previous contract ran through the 2013 season.
Lissemore saw time in all 16 games in 2011 as a rotational player, tallying 28 tackles and two sacks, and rotated with DT Josh Brent to fill in for...
Pittsburgh Steelers Potential Breakout Player of 2012: Sean Lissemore
The great thing about the NFL is that there are so many positions that every year, there is almost always at least one player who has a breakout year on every team, no matter how good or bad the team is. This is the part in a 32 part segment detailing one potential breakout player for the 2012 NFL season on each NFL team. For the Dallas Cowboys, that player is defensive end Sean...
Dallas Cowboys Potential Breakout Player of 2012: Sean Lissemore
The great thing about the NFL is that there are so many positions that every year, there is almost always at least one player who has a breakout year on every team, no matter how good or bad the team is. This is the part in a 32 part segment detailing one potential breakout player for the 2012 NFL season on each NFL team. For the Dallas Cowboys, that player is defensive end Sean...
Sean Lissemore will have a larger role for Cowboys in 2012
The Cowboys use a lot of rotation on their defense, with 4 players all playing more than 243 snaps at 3-4 defensive end. Those 4 players were Jason Hatcher, Kenyon Coleman, Marcus Spears, and Sean Lissemore. Lissemore only played 243 snaps, but he played the best of the four last year according to ProFootballFocus, as he had a 13.4 rating. In fact, he might be one of the leagueâ...
Sean Lissemore Has The Cowboys' Longest Kick Return Of The Year
The owner of the Dallas Cowboys’ longest kick return in 2011 thus far isn’t who you’d think. It’s not Dez Bryant or Dwayne Harris, dynamic playmakers who could seemingly go for six at any time. Rather, it’s Sean Lissemore, the back-up defensive end who is listed at 6-foot-4 and 306 pounds.
In what was easily the most amusing play of last week’s Cowboys-Lions game, Detroit’s...
Via NBC Dallas- Fort Worth
October 07, 2011
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