Safety Gerald Sensabaugh, who released by the Cowboys in March for salary cap reasons, confirmed via text message that he has decided to retire rather than continue to seek in employment as a free agent, Clarence Hill of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports. Sensabaugh said he has drawn interest from a couple of teams but was no longer interested in playing football, bringing his eight-year career to an end. Sensabaugh signed a one-day contract with the Cowboys on Thursday to offiically retire with the club the team he has spent the last four years with. Sensabaugh was drafted in fifth round by the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2005. He stayed their for four years before joining the Cowboys in 2009. Source: The Redzone
I love Sensabaugh. I'm sad to see him retire. I certainly would have preferred we bring him back cheaper rather than signing Will Allen, even if Sensabaugh didn't start. Unfortunate.
