Stephen Jones used a unique phrase to describe the offseason plan for the Dallas Cowboys, leading to him being put on blast by a player’s brother.

New defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus is ecstatic to get to work with star edge rusher Micah Parsons, and the opportunities are unlimited.

Micah Parsons and the Dallas Cowboys could not be happier to turn the page on the 2024 season. Due to injury issues and at times simply poor play, the Cowboys finished out the year with a rough 7-10 record.

Dallas Cowboys pass-rushing linebacker Micah Parsons wants his future sorted out sooner rather than later, but will the franchise, for once, not drag its feet?

Micah Parsons saw his fourth season with the Dallas Cowboys end on a low note, falling to 7-10 and missing the NFL Playoffs for the first time in his career. Despite missing four games due to injury,

Micah Parsons' desires naturally popped up on the Stephen A. Smith radar, and with a Cowboys segment to fill, ESPN's Stephen A. appointed himself Parsons' PR advisor.

In the last year, we've seen the Dallas Cowboys kick the can down the road on contract extensions. First, it was Dak Prescott, then CeeDee

The Dallas Cowboys' biggest offseason move - Micah Parsons - is also shrouded in the biggest cloud of confusion.

Dallas Cowboys All-Pro linebacker will be entering his fifth-year club option in 2025, but there is some murkiness on the progress of any contract extension. According to Calvin Watkins of the Dallas Morning News,

The Cowboys linebacker partnered with Great Wolf Lodge in Grapevine and Make-A-Wish for the "Great High Score challenge."