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One Week Before Opener, Cowboys Open to Listening on Micah Parsons Trade Offers

Dallas is targeting a resolution before Week 1 with teams already calling.

Overview

  • ESPN reports the Cowboys, for the first time in this standoff, appear willing to at least listen to offers for Parsons, though no deal is imminent.
  • Multiple teams have inquired, with the Packers frequently linked; GM Brian Gutekunst said, “Any time there’s players available of that caliber you’re trying to acquire them.”
  • Parsons remains on a hold-in and has sought a second medical opinion for back tightness after a clean MRI, while the team says he is cleared to practice.
  • A grievance has been filed over his 2025 option value, with Parsons’ camp arguing linebacker designation ($24.007M) instead of defensive end ($21.324M).
  • Jerry Jones believed there was a spring handshake on a five-year, ~$40.5M AAV extension, but Dallas has made no new offers, and it is unclear if Parsons’ agent has permission to negotiate terms with potential trade partners.