The Dallas Cowboys are no strangers to summer distractions, but this preseason, contract negotiations have taken center stage. The focus is firmly on star linebacker Micah Parsons

Controversy continues to swirl in the Dallas Cowboys camp as Brian Schottenheimer begins his first season as head coach. Meanwhile, 82-year-old owner Jerry Jones has managed to alienate his best defensive player, Micah Parsons.

Jerry Jones is no stranger to splash the cash. This time, he secured one of Dak Prescott's favorite weapons to a lucrative, multi-year deal to keep him on the Dallas Cowboys roster.

In Dallas, where the owner speaks louder than the coach and occasionally louder than the quarterback, Dak Prescott has learned to play a different sort of game. The post Dak Prescott Wants Micah Parsons on the Sidelines After Throwing Jerry Jones Under the Bus appeared first on EssentiallySports.

New Report Hints at Jerry Jones’ $7 Million Master Plan for Dak Prescott originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Quarterbacks are cashing in like never before in today’s NFL. Every few months, there’s a new record-breaking deal, a fresh contract that resets the market. And right in the thick of it is America’s Team, the Dallas Cowboys.

It was one of the roughest days in Dak Prescott’s life when Jerry Jones and the organization were hit with $52.7 million news on January 8, 2025. Spotrac had posted on Twitter, “Dak Prescott holds a league-high $89.

Cowboys fans serenaded Jerry Jones with chants of “Pay Micah!” over the weekend at training camp. While the team owner acknowledged them, he took a bit of a dig at Dallas’ supporters while addressing the media afterwards.

The Cowboys are set to be without one of Dak Prescott's top protectors, Robert Jones, for two-to-three months after he suffered a neck injury

When the Cowboys’ training camp started in Oxnard, California, the glaring question around the practice field was about Micah Parsons not joining the team.

The Dallas Cowboys' quarterback, one of the highest-paid players in the league, for some, without justification, has still delivered plenty of wins in past seasons. In 2023, for in