Henson: "I didn't get a fair chance"

From Mosley's Blog

Henson: 'I didn't get a fair shot to compete'
Drew Henson just called to talk about this morning's announcement that he will not be on this season's roster. The Cowboys will officially release him after finalizing some details on how much money he's still owed.

"It's been a fun day," Henson said jokingly.

Asked to respond to Bill Parcells' announcement, Henson said, "It's just the way this whole training camp has gone with things I haven't foreseen. I didn't get a fair shot to compete, but I'm excited about a new opportunity."

Henson, who came to the Cowboys in a trade with the Texans in 2004, went on to say, "You do everything they ask of you; I went to NFL Europe...What did that give me?
I wanted to make it work here, but this is all part of sports. You're not going to play for one team your whole career."

As I pointed out in an earlier entry, the decision to give up on Henson was driven by Bill Parcells. I suspect Henson will have a little more to say on that particular issue once his release becomes official.