Cornerback Jourdan Lewis took to social media to set the record straight about leaving the Dallas Cowboys in free agency.

Jourdan Lewis signed a sizable contract this offseason but the Dallas Cowboys secured an in-house replacement.

After eight rollercoaster seasons with the Dallas Cowboys, cornerback Jourdan Lewis isn’t holding back. Fresh off signing with the Jacksonville Jaguars, Lewis took to X to air his grievances, calling his time in Dallas a “decade of frustration” and putting his former team on blast.

After his departure from the Dallas Cowboys in NFL free agency, Jourdan Lewis had a brief message for the fanbase.

A former Michigan football All-American, Jourdan Lewis has been a stalwart member of the Dallas Cowboys since being drafted by the franchise eight years ago. Fans in Dallas hoped that the premier nickelback would be resigned, yet, the free agent is on the move, it appears.

CB Jourdan Lewis signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars on a three-year, $30 million deal, including $20 million guaranteed. When speaking to members of the Jags media, he said this

While there has yet to be a splash by the team heard around the NFL, the Cowboys have shown more of a willingness to make moves than in recent seasons. MORE: Cowboys secure 4 compensatory picks for 2025 NFL Draft We'll have to wait to see how Dallas addresses the wide receiver position,

The Dallas Cowboys have lost some key players in free agency this week, and veteran defensive back Jourdan Lewis is the latest to fire a shot at his former team.