One of the biggest reasons the Dallas Cowboys moved on from defensive end DeMarcus Ware was money. The team just didn’t want to devote $16 million of salary-cap space to a player coming off a six-sack season whose body was beginning to break down. If anything, you could say this was a smart move in getting rid of a player to save money, in this case, $7.4 million. Quarterback Tony Romo will reach that point someday. As part of a restructure, Romo converted $12.
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