Bradie James Signs One-Day Contract, Retires With Cowboys
IRVING, Texas (AP) - Bradie James is retiring with the Dallas Cowboys after the linebacker spent nine of his 10 seasons with the team that drafted him in 2003.
James signed a one-day contract Tuesday, wrapping up a career that included him being one of six Cowboys with at least 1,000 career tackles. The 33-year-old James played his final season with Houston in 2012.
Bradie James officially retiring as a Dallas Cowboy prior to today's pre-draft press conference pic.twitter.com/2hnw7vtcaH
— Dallas Cowboys (@dallascowboys) May 6, 2014
James was a fourth-round pick out of LSU who started 126 of his 157 games. He set a Dallas franchise record by leading the team in tackles for six consecutive seasons.
He had 202 tackles in 2008, just the second time a Dallas player has topped 200 in a season. Eugene Lockhart did it in 1989.
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