#50 Sean Lee
 Pos: Linebacker
NFL Team: DAL
Injury: OK
 Experience: 3
College: Penn State
Height: 74
Weight: 245
Born: 7/22/1986
 Year  Tm  Gm  Tackles  Assists  Sacks  Pass Def  Fum Rec  Ints  TDs 
2011DAL1571340.07140
2010DAL142750.02121

Summary

The Cowboys really underachieved defensively last season but still ranked 14th overall. The pass defense and pass rush were the biggest issues. The Cowboys ranked 23 against the pass and had 42 sacks, which is a decent total but more was expected from this highly touted unit. Dallas revamped the secondary for this season, though, drafting Morris Claiborne and signing Brandon Carr. Both should start and be an upgrade for the secondary. Dallas also hopes to get DeMarcus Ware playing at a high level once again. Ware is one of the more talented defensive players in the league but was a little quiet at times last season. If he gets going and the pass defense just becomes average, the Cowboys' defense will be scary. The special teams are just alright with Dez Bryant handling punts returns and Dwayne Harris likely serving as the kick returner. Bryant has big-play ability but tends to be erratic in this role.
FANTASY OUTLOOK
This is a fantasy defense with top-five potential. They are worth grabbing as a starter in hopes of a bit of a turnaround. The talent is there for big things from this unit. They have a lot of sack potential and interceptions should be up with Claiborne around.

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Notes

Dallas Cowboys LB Sean Lee (toe) has reportedly been moving well during organized team activities (OTAs), as he comes off a serious toe injury.
Source: KFFL.com
Dallas Cowboys LB Sean Lee (toe) said he's participating in OTAs and ready to go after a toe injury last season. He said he has some soreness after practice, but he's 100 percent.
Source: KFFL.com
Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett said at the NFL Scouting Combine last week that LBs Bruce Carter and Sean Lee would compete for the starting job at middle linebacker. Whoever is not used at MLB would play weak-side outside linebacker.
Source: KFFL.com
Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett said LB Sean Lee will get the first chance to be the starting middle linebacker in the 4-3 defensive alignment.
Source: KFFL.com
Dallas Cowboys LB Sean Lee said he does not think it will be a big change for the defense to move to a 4-3 defensive alignment because they lined up in it at times this season and believes the team has the players to make the transition. 'I don't think it's as big a move as people think,' Lee said. 'We've played 4-3 in different situations, even with [former Dallas Cowboys head coach Wade Phillips] and the way the defensive line lined up. There were aspects of the 4-3 there. Now there's obviously going to be a learning curve and it's going to be tough and it's going to take some work, but I think we have the guys that are athletic enough and versatile enough to be able to transition to this 4-3.'
Source: KFFL.com
Dallas Cowboys scouting director Larry Lacewell said Friday, Jan. 11, that LB Sean Lee will be 'absolutely great' in the team's new 4-3 Tampa 2 scheme under new defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin. 'He's absolutely great, and when you become a Mike (in a 4-3), that means you're a whole-field player,' Lacewell said. 'In the 3-4, you're a half-the-field player a lot of times. It's just going to add to his greatness.'
Source: KFFL.com
Dallas Cowboys LB Sean Lee (toe) is planning on being ready for the start of the offseason program in April and said his rehab is on track. Lee has increased his workload in recent weeks and hopes to do some light jogging in the near future.
Source: KFFL.com
Dallas Cowboys LB Sean Lee (toe) had his protective walking boot removed Monday, Dec. 10, taking a step forward in his recovery process after he had season-ending surgery on his right big toe Oct. 30. Lee said that he now has a steel plate in his right shoe to help give him support. He said that he'll now start attempting to work his toe by raising it about 10 degrees each week. His next steps in his recovery is to be able to walk at a fast pace and then start jogging.
Source: KFFL.com
Dallas Cowboys LB Sean Lee (toe) underwent surgery on his right big toe Oct. 30. The surgery lasted 90 minutes and there were no complications, and he will need six weeks to recover before he can begin his rehabilitation. Lee is expected to be ready for the full offseason workout program.
Source: KFFL.com
Dallas Cowboys LB Sean Lee (toe) underwent surgery Tuesday, Oct. 30, to repair torn ligaments in his right big toe. Lee is expected to make a full recovery from the injury. He is hopeful to be 100 percent by the start of the offseason conditioning program next spring, and be ready for all minicamp and organized team activities.
Source: KFFL.com

Def / STs

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  #4  Chicago BearsCHI8
  #5  Pittsburgh SteelersPIT5
  #6  Green Bay PackersGNB4
  #7  Cincinnati BengalsCIN12
  #8  New England PatriotsNWE10
  #9  Dallas CowboysDAL11
  #10  Atlanta FalconsATL6
  #11  New York GiantsNYG9
  #12  Houston TexansHOU8
  #13  St. Louis RamsSTL11
  #14  Philadelphia EaglesPHI12
  #15  New York JetsNYJ10
  #16  Baltimore RavensBAL8
  #17  Washington RedskinsWAS5
  #18  Carolina PanthersCAR4
  #19  Tennessee TitansTEN8
  #20  Minnesota VikingsMIN5
  #21  Arizona CardinalsARI9
  #22  San Diego ChargersSDG8
  #23  Cleveland BrownsCLE10
  #24  New Orleans SaintsNOR7
  #25  Miami DolphinsMIA6
  #26  Kansas City ChiefsKAN10
  #27  Buffalo BillsBUF12
  #28  Indianapolis ColtsIND8
  #29  Oakland RaidersOAK7
  #30  Tampa Bay BuccaneersTAM5
  #31  Detroit LionsDET9
  #32  Jacksonville JaguarsJAC9

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