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Cowboys might look to extend Sean Lee’s contract

Now that the Cowboys have freed up a lot of money under the cap, they might look to sign linebacker Sean Lee to an extension.  At least Todd Archer of ESPNDallas.com thinks so. With gain of $3.5m in cap space on Doug Free move, gives Cowboys more room 4 a Sean Lee extension sometime b4 season starts — Todd Archer (@toddarcher) May 16, 2013 Lee looks like he’s going to be a...
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4 days ago  |  Discuss

Cowboys’ Sean Lee wont change his playing style to avoid injuries

Dallas Cowboys linebacker Sean Lee doesn’t plan on changing the way he plays the game of football to help him keep him from getting injured. “I’m going to try to play a certain way, play hard,” Lee said Tuesday during the BaD Radio show on 1310 The Ticket [KTCK-AM], via the Dallas Morning news. “I don’t think I would be successful if I didn’t play that way. I’d rather...
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6 days ago  |  Discuss

Dallas Cowboys Still Lack Depth On Defense Following Draft

Sliding on the defense in the 2013 NFL Draft may once again show with Jerry Jones being the decision maker, as they did not take a defensive player until their fourth pick; Georgia Southern safety, J.J. Wilcox. They went with another small school name in the fourth round, William & Mary cornerback, B.W. Webb. They did add an outside linebacker in the sixth round.The Cowboys are...
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11 days ago  |  Discuss

Sean Lee says he’s almost 100 percent healthy

Cowboys linebacker Sean Lee told the Dallas Morning News that his toe is almost completely healthy. “The toe is ready to go,” Lee said. “I’m pretty much 100 percent. I’ll be going through all the OTAs and it’s getting better and better every week. Other than some soreness after practice, I’m pretty much 100 percent.” Lee says he would be able to play if there was...
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11 days ago  |  Discuss

Cowboys LB Sean Lee 'pretty much 100 percent'

After getting off to a solid start to the 2012 season, Dallas Cowboys linebacker Sean Lee has spent the past several months recovering from torn ligaments in his right big toe. The linebacker told Jon Machota of The Dallas Morning News that his "toe is ready to go," adding that he feels "pretty much 100 percent." “The toe is ready to go,” Lee said. “I’m...
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11 days ago  |  Discuss

Cowboys Sean Lee nearly back to full health

ARLINGTON, Texas Sean Lee has been spending the last few months adjusting to a new defensive scheme. Although he'll still be playing in the middle of the field, the Dallas Cowboys linebacker is trying to get used to having only two other linebackers alongside of him. During the 2013 Reliant Home Run Derby at Rangers Ballpark on Wednesday, Lee said he's enjoying the change...
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12 days ago  |  Discuss

Cowboys LB Sean Lee Says He's 'Pretty Much' 100 Percent, Says He Could Play Tomorrow

Sean Lee had arguably been the Cowboys' top defender during the first six games last season, recording a team-high 58 tackles, deflecting three passes and intercepting another. But Lee's third NFL season came to an end in Week 7 when he tore ligaments in his right big toe. Fortunately for the Cowboys, Lee is closing in on full health. "The toe is ready to go,"...
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12 days ago  |  Discuss

Cowboys have leverage with Free's contract

IRVING One of the moving pieces in the Dallas Cowboys' right tackle equation is moving. Does it mean another piece is staying? Tyson Clabo, Dallas' top-ranked free agent tackle and an upgrade over incumbent Doug Free, is signing with Miami, according to his agent. That transaction removes some of the leverage the Cowboys may have had over Free, who as of a few days ago...
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15 days ago  |  Discuss

Report: Doug Free thinks the Cowboys will release him

According to CBS Dallas Fort Worth, Cowboys offensive lineman Doug Free  doesn’t he’ll be in Dallas much longer. A source close to Free tells me the veteran “anticipates not being with the Cowboys’’ as of June 1 – an indication he is presently unwilling to accept Dallas’ proposal that would substantially reduce his $7 million salary and allow him to likely retain his...
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17 days ago  |  Discuss

Cowboys need to avoid injuries for success

Twice in the last three days, Stephen Jones has given his thoughts on the best way for the Dallas Cowboys to improve on their 8-8 finish to the 2012 season. Drafting well has obviously been mentioned but even that has taken a back seat to his ultimate deciding factor improved health. Only the Washington Redskins and Green Bay Packers were hit harder by injuries than the Cowboys...
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April 19, 2013  |  Discuss

LB Lee on board with new defensive scheme

Despite not having talked to Monte Kiffin, Cowboys linebacker Sean Lee sounded on board with the team's new defensive coordinator hire during an interview on Tuesday night. Before discussing the transition from a 3-4 to a 4-3 scheme, Lee praised former defensive coordinator Rob Ryan for all he taught Lee during the previous two seasons, adding that Ryan made him a better football...
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January 17, 2013  |  Discuss

Cowboys must win to show progress is real

ARLINGTONThe same thing is only kind of on the line for the Cowboys and Redskins when they meet in Landover, Maryland for what basically amounts to The NFC East Championship game Sunday. Yes, thanks to the strange world of NFL tiebreakers and the Giants getting their butts whipped in Baltimore, the Boys-Skins winner wins the division and the accompanying playoff berth. It is not...
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December 23, 2012  |  Discuss

Cowboys linebacker Bruce Carter may be done for 2012

The Dallas Cowboys have more than likely lost another linebacker for the year after Bruce Carter went down against the Washington Redskins with an elbow injury.  Please Click Here To Read This Story
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November 23, 2012  |  Discuss

Cowboys LB Sean Lee Undergoes Surgery On Right Big Toe

Cowboys inside linebacker Sean Lee, who is out for the season, underwent surgery on his right big toe. A source close to the third-year veteran said it “went well.” Lee, who was injured in the third quarter of the Cowboys’19-14 victory over Carolina on Oct. 21, had a torn plantar plate and suffered damage in the medial and lateral ligaments. He was placed on the team’s injured...
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October 30, 2012  |  Discuss

Cowboys' Lee has toe surgery

Dallas Cowboys linebacker Sean Lee, previously declared out for the season, underwent surgery Tuesday on his right big toe. According to multiple media outlets, Lee expects to be fully healthy in time for the team's offseason training activities. Lee sustained a torn plantar plate in the toe during the Cowboys' 19-14 win over the Carolina Panthers on Oct. 21. The Dallas...
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October 30, 2012  |  Discuss

Cowboys' Jones: LB Sean Lee's injury 'a setback'

(Eds: APNewsNow. With AP Photos.) By SCHUYLER DIXON AP Sports Writer Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was optimistic enough after a loss in Baltimore to say his team could evolve into a Super Bowl contender ''this year.'' His tune and tone changed a bit when the Cowboys lost star linebacker Sean Lee to a season-ending toe injury this week. He all but declared the...
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October 26, 2012  |  Discuss

Cowboys without Lee, the Giants, emails

The Cowboys received some devastating news earlier in the week when they discovered that they would be without the services of Sean Lee for the remainder of the year. This means, with the hamstring of 2010, the thumb of 2011, and now the toe of 2012, he will have missed games in all 3 seasons of his young and promising career, and will enter his 4th and final year of his rookie contract...
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October 26, 2012  |  Discuss

Rex Ryan: Lee injury caused brother to cry

There's no doubting that the Cowboys lost one of their most valuable players this week when it was announced Wednesday that Sean Lee was being placed on the injured reserve with a toe injury. Cowboys defensive coordinator Rob Ryan was so upset over losing the team's leading tackler that he was driven to tears, according to his brother, New York Jets coach Rex Ryan. While...
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October 25, 2012  |  Discuss

Sean Lee to stick around Cowboys despite season ending injury

While his presence will be missing on the field that will not stop Sean Lee from being the Dallas Cowboys. Lee plans to be around the Cowboys as much as possible and will lend support to replacements Dan Connor and Bruce Carter. The team may even take Lee on road trips. “If I disconnect, I’m not part of the team at all,” Lee said. “If I can help in any small way, it’s still...
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October 25, 2012  |  Discuss

Injuries are 'one exception' in contention talk

IRVING When Jerry Jones said last week that the Cowboys were evolving into a championship contender he left out one detail that would adjust his line of thinking injuries. While discussing Sean Lee's season-ending toe injury on Wednesday, the Cowboys owner and general manager explained the exception to his original statement. "I've said all along, this team has an...
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October 25, 2012  |  Discuss

Jerry Jones worried about Cowboys injuries

Jerry Jpnes always makes it clear that he feels his Dallas Cowboys are Super Bowl contenders. The Cowboys are 3-3 and right in the middle of the heated NFC East divisional race. With a big match-up this week against the rival New York Giants, you would typically expect Jerry to be his usual confident self. After losing Linebacker Sean Lee for the season, it seems  Jones might...
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October 25, 2012  |  Discuss

Rob Ryan can prove his worth with Lee's injury

IRVING, Texas When he's not making bold promises that he rarely backs up, Rob Ryan daydreams about following his twin brother as a head coach in the NFL. That's one of the reasons the Dallas Cowboys' defensive coordinator lost 65 pounds via surgery this past offseason and finally got a haircut. He wanted to at least look presentable in case an opening came along. And...
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October 25, 2012  |  Discuss

Dallas Cowboys Lose Sean Lee For Season

The Dallas Cowboys season may be over. After hearing news that star linebacker and the team’s leading tackler Sean Lee is out for the season with a toe injury, many questions remain about how this defense can perform. Lee suffered his injury in last Sunday’s win against the Carolina Panthers. With him gone, there is a huge hole to fill at linebacker, and a huge void in the defense...
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October 25, 2012  |  Discuss

Rex Ryan says brother Rob Ryan was crying about Sean Lee’s toe injury

Sean Lee is set to undergo season-ending surgery to repair a torn tendon in his big toe next week, which is a major blow to the Dallas Cowboys defensively. Lee is one of the most important players the Cowboys have on defense and easily their best tackler. Dallas ranks 15th this season in rushing yards [...]
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October 25, 2012  |  Discuss

Cowboys could be without linebacker Lee for the rest of the season

By Anthony Caruso III The Capital Sports Report Owner/Managing Editor/Sr. Writer The Dallas Cowboys have been fearing that Sean Lee will be missed for the rest of the season. Lee may need season-ending toe surgery. He reportedly injured his toe in the second half of Sunday’s gane against the Carolina Panthers. After suffering the injury, he did not return. Through six game, he...
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October 25, 2012  |  Discuss
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