I'd wish him well if he had kept his mouth shut and just enjoyed the millions he made in Dallas....instead he said he couldn't go all out because he was tired and the Hot Boyz weren't so hot when he threw his team under the bus
Not sure that's an I told you so. He didn't say he was going to win one in Seattle. It also isn't the reason he went to Seattle. He went to Seattle because the Seahawks offered him the best deal.
Me, too. Not quite to the extent that I was happy that Ware got one, but I don't really begrudge a player getting one when they go elsewhere because the team no longer wants him. Lawrence played hard here. He wasn't the quickest end, so he worked on his body and his technique to take advantage of the skills he had. He worked hard to be a run-stopper. It isn't his fault that this team failed. It's the front office's for not taking advantage of the times it had both him and Parsons on the defense.
Knowing Jerry he'd say get back to me when you have 2 more. Lol
Perhaps our team and culture needs throwing under the bus?
Agree, I think this is the issue that is being highlighted here. I don't approve a lot of what DLaw did/said while he was in Dallas, but its probably not a coincidence that as soon as he leaves he becomes viewed as a model teammate who is prioritizing a championship. I love the Cowboys, but Jerry has set a culture around building brands, maximizing profits, and entertainment value over winning championships.
Go Patriots
