Cowboys Finally Get Safety Help By Signing Hamlin
The Dallas Cowboys signed safety Ken Hamlin to a one-year, $2.5 million contract today.
Hamlin is a former starter for the Seattle Seahawks and his signing addresses the Cowboys' long-standing need for a safety to start alongside Roy Williams. Keith Davis and rookie Pat Watkins shared the job last season but neither excelled.
By Mark Maske |
March 23, 2007; 4:41 PM ET
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Posted by: Mel Renfro 21 | March 23, 2007 5:51 PM
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Sweet...now Roy Williams will not be called on to pass defend so much. Williams is a great hitter but to say he struggles with pass defense is an under statement.