Dallas Cowboys defensive end Anthony Spencer had season-ending knee surgery on Tuesday, Todd Archer of ESPNDallas.com reports.
George Selvie will remain the starter for the rest of the year on the opposite side of DeMarcus Ware. Spencer will have to be willing to take a pay cut, because if not it will become very difficult for him to find a job. He was drafted by the Cowboys in 2007 with the 26th pick in the first round. Spencer has played 91 games for the Cowboys, including 32.5 sacks and 12 forced fumbles.
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Anthony Spencer having microfracture surgery today. Using stem cells to help promote cartilage growth. Hope is he's 100%by Jan-FebSpencer's goal is to be fully healthy by January or February, before he becomes a free agent in March. He will have to show teams that he is able to play and pass a physical before a team makes a commitment. Spencer, 29, won't be making as much money as he is used to because of the injury he suffered this year. He probably won't be getting the same amount he received in Dallas, $10.6 million.
— Todd Archer (@toddarcher) October 1, 2013
George Selvie will remain the starter for the rest of the year on the opposite side of DeMarcus Ware. Spencer will have to be willing to take a pay cut, because if not it will become very difficult for him to find a job. He was drafted by the Cowboys in 2007 with the 26th pick in the first round. Spencer has played 91 games for the Cowboys, including 32.5 sacks and 12 forced fumbles.
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