The Dallas Cowboys are a team defined by control. For as long as Jerry Jones owns this team, nothing will ever change. Dallas seems to be going about the Micah Parsons contract extension the exact same way as what they did with Dak Prescott previously.

The Dallas Cowboys were once the NFL’s kings of excess. The post Jerry Jones Predicted to Ditch Micah Parsons For Cowboys Offensive Stars as Billionaire Owner Fails to Capitalize on Cooper Kupp appeared first on EssentiallySports.

The Dallas Cowboys, once the NFL's kings of bold moves and big-name signings, are now facing a sobering reality - they might have to move on from superstar Micah Parsons to protect

The Dallas Cowboys clearly trust their pre-draft evaluations. The theme of this offseason for Dallas has been acquiring former first-round draft picks who failed elsewhere. That's not new — it's a team that wasted selections by trading them for quarterback Trey Lance two years ago — but the Cowboys leaned hard into that strategy this offseason.

Micah Parsons and Demarcus Lawrence have gone back and forth on social media as the Dallas Cowboys' quiet offseason is no more.

Ever since the time started to bring in some fresher talent, a silent war was brewing between the Cowboys LB, Micah Parsons, and the owner, Jerry Jones. The post Micah Parsons’ 3-Word Message for Jerry Jones as Cowboys Create Veteran Competition to Fill Gaps appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Former Dallas Cowboys defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence made headlines with his comments on why he ended up leaving America’s Team and signing with the Seattle Seahawks. Essentially, he said that he needed to leave Dallas if he wanted to win a Super Bowl,

Tension is boiling over in Dallas as former Cowboys star DeMarcus Lawrence takes a shot at his old team, questioning their Super Bowl chances after signing with Seattle. Micah Parsons didn't hold back.

O, what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to leave… a dynasty!' Cried the gridiron gods, as the once-loyal Sir DeMarcus, erstwhile knight of the Dallas Round Table, turned his steed toward the misty shores of Seattle.