Micah Parsons Stands Firm on Agent's Role in Contract Talks with Cowboys

The star linebacker has publicly reaffirmed that no deal will be signed without his agent's involvement, as Jerry Jones continues direct negotiations.

Micah Parsons has publicly stated he will not sign a contract extension without the involvement of his agent, David Mulugheta, rejecting Jerry Jones' direct negotiation approach.
Jerry Jones confirmed he has spent extensive time negotiating directly with Parsons, asserting that there is no urgency to finalize the deal.
The Cowboys have reportedly offered Parsons a record-setting contract that would make him the highest-paid non-quarterback in the NFL, though details remain unconfirmed.
Parsons is expected to attend voluntary offseason workouts starting April 7, signaling his ongoing commitment to the team despite unresolved contract negotiations.
Parsons is positioned to take on a greater leadership role within the Cowboys following the departure of key defensive players, a shift supported by new head coach Brian Schottenheimer.