The Dallas Cowboys' longest-tenured remaining player is on the move. Four-time Pro Bowl edge rusher DeMarcus Lawrence is signing a three-year contract with the Seattle Seahawks worth up to $42 million with $18 million guaranteed,

The Cowboys drafted Lawrence in the second round of the 2014 NFL Draft out of Boise State. Lawrence was the team's longest-tenured player, alongside the recently retired and future hall of famer Zack Martin, who shared the spotlight in the same draft class.

The Seattle Seahawks reeled in veteran defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence on Wednesday with a three-year deal worth a reported $42 million.

Dallas made another move Wednesday afternoon via trade, acquiring former first-round pick Kaiir Elam from the Buffalo Bills. Another move that’ll hit like a fart in the wind, but a move, nonetheless. The Cowboys pick up Elam along with a sixth-round pick in exchange for a 2025 fifth-round pick and a 2026 seventh-round pick.

The Dallas Cowboys made an odd trade by acquiring former Chargers LB Kenneth Murray from the Tennessee Titans in exchange for late-round Draft picks.

The so-called legal tampering period of NFL free agency continues apace, and we are now mere hours away from the official start of Wednesday's new league year. As has become the norm, the major dominoes of free agency have all pretty much fallen by now.

The NFL’s legal tampering window of free agency opened Monday, clearing way for a flurry of activity from deals that may or may not have been negotiated when free agency conversations were technically illegal.

The NFL is officially two days into the legal tampering period, and many of the top free agents are already off the board. So far, some teams have significantly improved their rosters through smart moves,