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Heading into the 2017 season, there were still plenty of question marks surrounding the Dallas Cowboys pass rushers. After just a few weeks into the season, it was easy to see that they were going to be just fine at defensive end. DeMarcus Lawrence was playing like an All-Pro and Tyrone Crawford was still providing quality play. The hype surrounding first-round pick Taco Charlton wasn’t being met yet, but the pass rush was doing well.
After an absolute electric start to the season, people started to realize that fourth-year defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence was going to get paid in the offseason if he stayed healthy and kept up the same pace. When you play like an All-Pro you get paid like an All-Pro, and that’s exactly what happened. DeMarcus Lawrence was rewarded with the franchise tag netting him $17,143,000 in 2018. After seeing the number DeMarcus Lawrence was going to get paid in 2018, it made sense to look at how the Cowboys defensive end unit stacked up against other teams in the league when it comes to salary cap. The surprising result was that they were the highest-paid defensive end unit in the NFL.
The Cowboys currently have 19.67% ($35,002,141) of their 2018 cap allocated to the defensive end position, which ranks first in the NFL, according to Spotrac.com. DeMarcus Lawrence is the highest-paid defensive end for the Cowboys and the second-highest-paid defensive end in the NFL making $17,143,000 in 2018
https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/201...ghest-paid-defensive-end-unit-in-the-nfl-2018
After an absolute electric start to the season, people started to realize that fourth-year defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence was going to get paid in the offseason if he stayed healthy and kept up the same pace. When you play like an All-Pro you get paid like an All-Pro, and that’s exactly what happened. DeMarcus Lawrence was rewarded with the franchise tag netting him $17,143,000 in 2018. After seeing the number DeMarcus Lawrence was going to get paid in 2018, it made sense to look at how the Cowboys defensive end unit stacked up against other teams in the league when it comes to salary cap. The surprising result was that they were the highest-paid defensive end unit in the NFL.
The Cowboys currently have 19.67% ($35,002,141) of their 2018 cap allocated to the defensive end position, which ranks first in the NFL, according to Spotrac.com. DeMarcus Lawrence is the highest-paid defensive end for the Cowboys and the second-highest-paid defensive end in the NFL making $17,143,000 in 2018
https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/201...ghest-paid-defensive-end-unit-in-the-nfl-2018
