Overview
- Schottenheimer confirmed an hour‑long meeting with Parsons and said the pass rusher would not be expected to play a full workload if he suits up against the Eagles on Sept. 4.
- An MRI on Parsons’ back was described as pretty clean, and he is cleared to practice at this time following his preseason hold‑in.
- Dak Prescott expressed confidence Parsons will be available for the opener, while Trevon Diggs voiced hope but stopped short of a firm expectation.
- Jerry Jones has reiterated he will not trade Parsons as multiple teams have inquired, and Dallas retains short‑term control under the fifth‑year option.
- Reporting from Pro Football Talk notes Dallas could fine or suspend Parsons for nonparticipation after medical clearance, costing roughly $5.33 million for a four‑game unpaid suspension.