He can have a deep affinity for Dallas, but Demarcus Lawrence apparently does not have much love for his old team, the Cowboys of Dallas, who used him during his first 11 Nfl seasons.
Lawrence, a quai-lanceur of four times which recently signed with the Seattle Seahawks, has not waste time throwing shade on the cowboys by joining the Seahawks while referring to the drought of the 30-year team of the team.
“Dallas is my house. I made my house there,” Lawrence said. “My family lives there. I will always be there. I know with certainty that I will not win a Super bowl there. So, yes, here we are. “”
We can assume that Lawrence’s comments are not suitable for Jerry Jones, who undoubtedly takes the drought of the team championship more personally than anyone on the planet. Jones, after all, is the owner, president and managing director of the team whose hands are practically on all aspects of “the American team”.
We know with certainty that the former Micah Parsons teammate is also not well seated with the remarks. The Rusher Star Pass shared the video of Lawrence’s comments With the following legend: “This is what rejection and envy look like!
Lawrence quickly followed With a defense: “calling me a clown will not change the fact that I told the truth. Maybe if you spend less time tweeter and more time to save, I would not have gone.”
Cowboys have the fourth best percentage of victory in the Nfl Since Jones bought the team in 1989. Jones race with the Cowboys includes the fastest reversal in the history of the NFL (the Cowboys won their first Super bowl Under Jones three years after spending 1-15 in his first season in Dallas) and a record of three Super Bowl victories over a four-year period.
But since their last victory of the Super Bowl (a 27-17 victory against the Steelers at the end of the 1995 season), the Cowboys have not returned to an NFC championship match, not to mention a Super Bowl. Cowboys now Make the drought of the longest NFC title game After the surprising race of commanders last season.
Dallas did not return to a super bowl despite several talented players in the past 30 years, including Lawrence, who will seek to go to the top of the mountain with Seattle after not being able to do it in his beloved Dallas.
The cowboys lose Demarcus Lawrence: the rusher four times Pro Bowl leaves Dallas after 11 seasons of the NFL
Garrett Podell
