After 11 years with one team, starring on the defensive line, winning a bunch of games but never even getting to an NFC Championship game, much less a Super Bowl, DeMarcus Lawrence at age 33 found a new spot to play football. The Seahawks saw life in his legs and signed him to a three-year contract worth $42 million.

SAN FRANCISCO — Aden Durde is enjoying this moment. Durde is in his first year as the Seattle Seahawks defensive coordinator, joining the franchise after spending three seasons as the defensive line coach with the Cowboys.

Lawrence’s wish for reaching the Super Bowl came true in his first season in Seattle.

Defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence married his wife, Sasha, in 2019

SAN FRANCISCO — By this point you’ve probably heard the viral quote from former Cowboys defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence. The one he said after signing with the Seattle Seahawks this past offseason. The one where he expressed his excitement about joining a new team because he knew,

A couple of moves could put the Dallas Cowboys back in position to compete for a Lombardi Trophy.

CeeDee Lamb says he's fine if the Cowboys pay George Pickens more than him to stay in Dallas; Micah Parsons regrets how his time in Dallas ended.