Lawrence's Super Bowl Ring: Cowboys or Seahawks?

0:00On March 3rd, the Marcus Lawrence made a bold call last year when he left the Dallas Cowboys after more than 10 years and signed a 3-year deal. Worth $32,500,000 with the Seattle Seahawks. He said outright he'd never win a Super Bowl in Dallas, and he was right. The Seahawks powered through to victory in Super Bowl 60 over the New England Patriots with Lawrence starring on that defense. In his first season with Seattle, the 33-year-old started all 16 games he played, notched six sacks, and earned his fifth pro-bow nod. It capped a strong bounce back from injury-plague time in Dallas, where he piled up 61.5 career sacks over 141 games. Fans and insiders are buzzing about what comes next. Cowboys supporters feel grateful for his long service in silver and blue, even as they see his instant success elsewhere as another sign of team. Meanwhile, Seattle's camp is weighing his future heavily. ESPN Seahawks reporter Brady Henderson noted the team doesn't know if Lawrence will return,

1:04and folks close to him seem unsure too. With a newborn, their sixth child, and that first championship ring in hand, retirement feels like a real option after reaching the league's top. His path echoes to Marcus Ware, another Cowboys defensive end, who won a Super Bowl right after leaving for Denver. Lawrence's Cowboys legacy, including any shot at the ring of honor, hangs in the balance as he sorts out his next move.