Cowboys Complain to NFL Over Lack of Holding Calls Against Micah Parsons

Despite leading the NFL in quarterback pressures, Parsons has not drawn a holding penalty in his last 38 quarters of play.

Dallas Cowboys have sent information to the NFL regarding linebacker Micah Parsons' struggles to draw offensive holding calls.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has publicly criticized the lack of holding calls against Parsons, stating that the current officiating is limiting Parsons' ability to reach the quarterback.
Parsons, one of the NFL's most dominant pass rushers, has not drawn a holding penalty in his last 38 quarters of play.
Despite the lack of holding calls, Parsons leads the NFL in quarterback pressures and pressure rate, and has posted 13 sacks this season.
With two games remaining in the regular season, it remains to be seen if Parsons will be able to draw a holding call, especially with the Cowboys' complaints now brought to the league's attention.