The longtime Cowboys defender said goodbye to the team that drafted him.

However, on Saturday, the veteran pass rusher was in a more reflective mode about the team that drafted him in the second round in 2014 – the only team he’s ever played for.
“I have had the honor and privilege to wear the star and call myself a Dallas Cowboy for my entire NFL career. There has never been a moment since the day Jerry Jones called to draft me that I haven’t loved every person in the Dallas community, every fan that supports the Cowboys across the world and every player, coach and staff member of that incredible organization,” Lawrence wrote in a goodbye letter on Instagram.
DeMarcus Lawrence says goodbye to the Cowboys

After 11 years with the Cowboys, Lawrence joined the Seahawks on a three-year, $42 million deal. He’ll switch uniforms for the first time in his age-33 season. And while he’s attempting to embrace his legacy in Dallas, his parting words about the team angered Cowboys’ star edge rusher Micah Parsons.
The two former teammates started a war of words online that escalated into a personal beef. Clearly, Parsons didn’t appreciate Lawrence voicing his opinion of the Cowboys’ Super Bowl chances.
Last season, Lawrence injured his foot early and missed 13 games. He was limited to just 14 total tackles and three sacks. The Seahawks hope there’s more left in the tank for the veteran defender who’s now healthy. Lawrence racked up 61.5 sacks during his Cowboys tenure.