US EditionPrescott Cites His History with Ownership and Is Upbeat Micah Parsons Will Remain with Cowboys
DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, AUG 7 – Micah Parsons seeks a long-term contract making him the highest-paid non-quarterback but Cowboys refuse trade, raising doubts about his availability for the season opener, team sources say.
- Last week, Micah Parsons requested a trade, but the Dallas Cowboys indicated no plans to move him.
- Seeking a long-term extension, Parsons and agent David Mulugheta pursued a deal for nearly two years, but no agreement materialized.
- On Thursday, Micah Parsons missed practice due to back tightness, and Cowboys front office said `Nothing going on` about his and Jerry Jones’s absence.
- On Tuesday, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said he has not spoken with Parsons and doubts he will be ready for the Sept. 4 opener against the Eagles.
- Using his own experience with Jerry Jones, quarterback Dak Prescott remains confident Parsons will stay a Cowboy and hopes for a resolution soon.
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Dak Prescott makes stance clear as Micah Parsons-Cowboys drama drags on
Dak Prescott has weighed in on the Micah Parsons-Cowboys standoff. The Dallas quarterback, who has twice sparred with owner Jerry Jones over his contract, said things can easily be mended over if the money is right in the end.
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Prescott cites his history with ownership and is upbeat Micah Parsons will remain with Cowboys
Having dealt with Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones in multiple rounds of high-profile contract negotiations, quarterback Dak Prescott has played the proverbial game and lived to tell about it.
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