Dallas Cowboys All-Professional edge rusher Micah Parsons shouldn’t be being traded, a sentiment shared immediately by franchise proprietor Jerry Jones.
Making his weekly look on 105.3 The Fan, Jones was adamant Parsons stays a part of Cowboys’ basis into the longer term.
Jones mentioned any thought of buying and selling the two-time first-team All-Professional has “by no means been uttered on this group.”
Jones’ remark was in response to the NFL Community report claiming the Cowboys hadn’t dominated out buying and selling Parsons earlier than his contract have to be addressed. Dallas maintain a staff possibility price $24 million for 2025 earlier than Parsons may change into an unrestricted free agent in 2026.
Parsons was requested about that very notion after Dallas’ 30-14 victory over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.
“I perceive how that enterprise aspect goes,” Parsons mentioned, per The Athletic. “There aren’t any exhausting emotions on this enterprise, whether or not I am right here or anyplace else. Clearly I’ve acknowledged that I need to be right here. However on the finish of the day, I perceive the enterprise aspect.”
Parsons didn’t take part in offseason exercises with Dallas final spring. However he mentioned he nonetheless needs to play for the Cowboys.
“I’ve put in loads of work, I’ve performed exhausting too, so clearly if sides cannot comply with these kind of issues, it occurs like that. However I am simply blissful to be right here. I am simply gonna hold taking part in exhausting whereas I am right here. If I am right here for the following 5-6 years, I am gonna hold taking part in exhausting then too. Ain’t nothing actually gonna make a distinction, Micah is gonna play exhausting.”
Parsons, 25, has recorded 32 tackles, 8.5 sacks and a pressured fumble in 10 video games (all begins) this season.
A 3-time Professional Bowl choice in his first three seasons within the league, Parsons has totaled 245 tackles, 49 sacks, eight pressured fumbles and 4 fumble recoveries in 60 profession video games (all begins).
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