Cowboys Sign LB James to Contract Extension
The Dallas Cowboys signed inside linebacker Bradie James today to a five-year, $20 million contract extension that includes an $8 million signing bonus.
The deal was negotiated by Cowboys executive Stephen Jones and James's agent, Jimmy Sexton, and keeps James, the team's leading tackler last season, from being an unrestricted free agent next spring.
The Cowboys have been busy in recent months signing their prospective free agents, having previously agreed to extensions with tight end Jason Witten and safety Roy Williams.
By Mark Maske |
September 19, 2006; 9:35 PM ET
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Posted by: boofer ed stevens | September 20, 2006 10:10 AM
The Redskins don't wait for no stinking draft. The future is now!
Posted by: Sit down | September 20, 2006 8:19 PM
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boys are smart to lock up young talent they drafted,they have been clearly building a team!skinys will be successful when they take same approach,draft picks are gold in the nfl,even 5th ,6th and7th, rounders!lots of starters and depth in those rounds!skinys treat draft picks like coal,give them away to easy!