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http://www.bloggingtheboys.com/2011/7/18/2280388/exclusive-marcus-spears-talks-at-length-with-btb
by KD Drummond on Jul 18, 2011 8:00 AM CDT in Dallas Cowboys General
Marcus Spears finds himself in a tough spot, but he's not to be deterred. The six year veteran has spent his entire career with the Cowboys, but entered this off season on uncertain ground. One of the club's two 2005 first round picks, Spears has endured the CBA turmoil with a slightly different view than some of his counterparts. Last season, as a fifth year vet without a contract, Spears was tendered at his original draft pick level and signed a one-year deal for a little over $1.2 million.
Now, Spears is a man currently without a team. He is an unrestricted free agent during the uncharted waters of an off season yet to have its free agency period. He knows he's not a priority resign for Dallas, as they didn't contact his agent before the lockout was enacted. If the rumors are true and teams will have this week to exclusively talk to their free agents, it's a possibility Spears still won't receive a call. The team could look for their competition to set the market and then decide if they want to formulate an offer.
by KD Drummond on Jul 18, 2011 8:00 AM CDT in Dallas Cowboys General
Marcus Spears finds himself in a tough spot, but he's not to be deterred. The six year veteran has spent his entire career with the Cowboys, but entered this off season on uncertain ground. One of the club's two 2005 first round picks, Spears has endured the CBA turmoil with a slightly different view than some of his counterparts. Last season, as a fifth year vet without a contract, Spears was tendered at his original draft pick level and signed a one-year deal for a little over $1.2 million.
Now, Spears is a man currently without a team. He is an unrestricted free agent during the uncharted waters of an off season yet to have its free agency period. He knows he's not a priority resign for Dallas, as they didn't contact his agent before the lockout was enacted. If the rumors are true and teams will have this week to exclusively talk to their free agents, it's a possibility Spears still won't receive a call. The team could look for their competition to set the market and then decide if they want to formulate an offer.
