After 11 seasons, four per bowl nod and 61.5 sacks with the Dallas Cowboys, Demarcus Lawrence left the team on Wednesday in the Free Agency for a three-year contract for $ 42 million with the Seattle Seahawks.

The veteran defensive end had some interesting things to say on the way outside.

Lawrence spoke to the “Hawk Blogger” channel in Seattle on Thursday and was asked how he will spend in Seattle compared to Dalla’s time, where he made his full -time home. Lawrence made a harmless joke about the weather … then he went straight to the carotill of his former team:

A person who did not appreciate Lawrence’s comment was Cowboy’s star Micah Parsons, who is currently negotiating an expansion that would keep him in Dallas for a few years. Parsons gave the words an example of “rejection and envy” and “clowns ***”.

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Lawrence replied less than an hour later and insisted that he said nothing wrong and Parsons would benefit from spending less time on social media.

Other players also weighed. This sound that you hear is the collective jubilation of all moderators for sports talk and debate shows in America.

In the event that you need a refresher about the numbers of the cowboys, it has been 30 years since they won a great bowl. It was 30 years ago since they made a super bowl. It has been 30 years since they achieved an NFC championship game.

It was not from the lack of attempts, but a significant success for the team was short -lived, even during the decade of Lawrence in Dallas. Questions whether the team has the right staff or the right coaching to do the run is constant, even though the greatest about ownership remains. Everyone in this building is aware of this.

For a player-a 11-year-old veteran to say that he would never win the Super Bowl with the cowboys, he is amazing and funny a day after leaving the team if they only hate the cowboys. Double when a former teammate who is still there, calls it on it and he keeps his floor.

It will be on the cowboys to prove Lawrence. Her first steps after the loss on Wednesday was to sign the Cornerback Kaiir Elam and the trade with the LineBacker Kenneth Murray Jr., whereby a Parsons expansion appeals to its entire low season.

In the meantime, Lawrence will try to restart his career after having missed a foot injury to four games last season. It has been six seasons since his last two-digit sack campaign, and now he will try to prove that in his season he can still be a disruptor in the Scrimmage line for a new team.