Offensive tackle Cam Erving has left the Dallas Cowboys in favor of a larger pay day with the Carolina Panthers. This move and a flurry of others come less than two hours after the NFL’s legal tampering window opened.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reported the news via Twitter on Monday.
The Cowboys signed Erving on a one-year deal at the tackle position. He was on and off the injured reserve list throughout his short tenure with Dallas. He was likely signed to be a swing tackle, but did not see much action at all. Before his stint there, he played with the Browns and Chiefs, winning Super Bowl LIV
Erving’s new deal is two-years in length worth up to $10 million, with $8 million guaranteed.
Featured Image courtesy of Dallas Morning News
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