Brian Schottenheimer: Micah Parsons negotiations are a "two-way street" Story by Mike Florio • 1w. W hen it comes to drafting and developing players, the Cowboys do a great job.

On Parsons’ talent, Cowboys brass and Schottenheimer agree. Parsons has raced to 52.5 sacks, 256 tackles, nine forced fumbles and 112 quarterback hits since the Cowboys drafted him 12th overall ...

The relationship between Dallas Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer and star linebacker Micah Parsons might not be a great thing when it comes to a new contract for the player.

Parsons posted a "good night" TikTok video of a conversation with Schottenheimer. "I know this is weird for everybody, but look, you're handling everything the right way, bro," Schottenheimer told ...

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Head coach Brian Schottenheimer told reporters on Tuesday that Parsons should be around for mandatory minicamp next week, too. " I would assume [he'll attend]," Schottenheimer said in his press ...

If Micah Parsons is in attendance at next ’s mandatory minicamp for the Dallas Cowboys, it likely won’t be with a lucrative extension from the franchise.However, Brian Schottenheimer isn’t ...

Micah Parsons wants to get paid. The star Dallas Cowboys defensive end is in a standoff with America's Team seeking a massive contract extension, and owner Jerry Jones has had no problem making it ...

Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer weighed in on the impending negotiations with Micah Parsons. Welcome to Jerry World, the zoo-like franchise that’s bound to entertain and disappoint.

Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer on Micah Parsons getting him with the “goodnight” call: “I just thought he missed me. … Damn, I fell for it. He got me pretty good.” pic.twitter.com ...

Which means Parsons won’t be as ready for Week 1 as he could be. The Cowboys won’t reduce his $24 million cap number for 2025 in time to sign new players at positions of need. And there’s no benefit, ...