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Sean Lee LB DAL
3 Days Dallas Cowboys Comment

ESPN Dallas' Todd Archer hinted that the Cowboys could look to sign MLB Sean Lee to a contract extension before the season.

"With the gain of $3.5 million in cap space on Doug Free move, it gives the Cowboys more room for a Sean Lee extension sometime before the season starts," Archer tweeted. Lee, 27 in July, has one year left on his rookie contract, and he's proven to be one of the top linebackers in the league when healthy. Unfortunately, he's missed 13 games in three seasons. Lee could command $8-9 million annually.

Sean Lee LB DAL
5 Days Dallas Cowboys Comment

Cowboys MLB Sean Lee has no plans to change his style of play despite his lengthy injury history.

Lee suffered a torn ACL at Penn State in 2008, and missed 10 games with a sprained toe last season. In between, he's battled a multitude of minor injuries. "I'm going to try to play a certain way, play hard," Lee said. "I don't think I would be successful if I didn't play that way. I'd rather cut a few years off my career and play the right way than go soft and not play right." Lee's injuries likely have as much to do with his spot on the field as his aggressive style. Lee has All-Pro upside if he can stay healthy.

Sean Lee LB DAL
11 Days Dallas Cowboys Comment

Cowboys MLB Sean Lee says he still feels soreness in his toe but acknowledged that he could play tomorrow if he had to.

"You're going to feel that soreness, all the way probably until right before camp," Lee said. "It's progressing really well. If I needed to play tomorrow, I could." Lee has missed 13 games since entering the league in 2010, but he describes the toe injury that cost him ten games last season as a "fluke." The soon-to-be 27-year-old will man the middle in the Cowboys' new 4-3 defense.

Sean Lee LB DAL
4 Months Dallas Cowboys Comment

Cowboys LB Sean Lee's 2013 base salary increased from $575,000 to $630,000 after he hit escalators in his rookie deal.

Lee has been a dominant run-stuffer over his first three seasons out of Penn State. He ended the 2012 season on injured reserve with a toe injury, but he should be ready for training camp. Lee, after being a "half-field" player as an inside' backer in the 3-4, is expected to be the middle linebacker in new DC Monte Kiffin's 4-3 defense. Entering the final year of his contract, Lee is a candidate for extension.

Sean Lee LB DAL
4 Months Dallas Cowboys Comment

The Cowboys are expected to use Sean Lee at middle linebacker in their new 4-3 defense, with Bruce Carter on the weak side.

"He will be absolutely great," ex-Cowboys scouting director Larry Lacewell said of Lee as the 4-3 MIKE. "He's already great, but when you become a Mike, that means you're a whole-field player. In the 3-4, you're a half-the-field player a lot of times. It's just going to add to his greatness." It could also be a boon to Lee's IDP value. Carter should be a big factor, as well.

Sean Lee LB DAL
5 Months Dallas Cowboys Comment

Cowboys ILB Sean Lee (toe, injured reserve) had his walking boot removed on Monday.

Lee had been in a boot and on crutches ever since undergoing surgery for torn ligaments and a torn plantar plate in his toe in late October. Lee was well on his way to becoming a Pro Bowler and an All-Pro selection before suffering the injury. The next step for Lee is to begin jogging. Dallas is now employing Dan Connor and Ernie Sims in the middle of the defense.

Inside The Gamebook - Week 7 (fantasysharks.com)
7 Months Sean Lee LB DAL Comment

Over their last three games, the Washington Redskins have allowed 1,034 yards and five touchdowns through the air to opposing quarterbacks. Two quarterbacks have gone for more than 345 yards passing with two touchdown passes each in that span. The Redskins have allowed all three quarterbacks to post a completion percentage higher than 65 percent.

The Redskins lead the league with an average of 328.4 passing yards allowed per game. They have allowed 189 receptions this season, which leads the league, and 29 of those receptions were good for 20-plus yards while another seven of those receptions were good for 40-plus yards. Opposing No. 1 wide receivers have more than 130 yards receiving in the past two games while the No. 2 receivers have between 50-100 yards receiving with two touchdowns allowed over the past three games. The tight end position has posted 258 yards receiving with two touchdowns over the past three games.

The Tennessee Titans have allowed opposing quarterbacks to post a completion percentage of more than 71 percent in every game except one this year. Their 281.4 average passing yards allowed per game is the sixth-most in the league. They are tied for the most passing touchdowns allowed (16) and have allowed two or more passing touchdowns in every game except one. The opposing No. 1 wide receiver has scored a touchdown in each of the last three games with 273 yards allowed to the position.

The Indianapolis Colts have allowed two or more passing touchdowns in their past three games. The opposing team's No. 2 wide receiver has posted four of those seven touchdowns while the No. 1 receiver has posted one touchdown.

In their last two games, the San Diego Chargers have allowed more than 300 yards passing and three or more touchdown passes to the opposing quarterbacks. During this span, the opposing No. 1 wide receiver has posted 229 yards and four touchdowns while the No. 2 wide receiver accounted for 160 yards and two touchdowns.

The Cleveland Browns have allowed 906 passing yards and eight touchdowns to opposing quarterbacks in three games at home this season. The opposing team's No. 1 wide receiver has posted 273 receiving yards and three touchdowns in those games. The Browns have not allowed a rushing touchdown in three games at home but are allowing 4.6 yards per carry average to running backs.

The Arizona Cardinals have allowed 406 yards to the running back position over the past three games, with a 5.16 yards per carry average...

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