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Parsons Heads to Cowboys Camp as Extension Stalls and Holdout Pressure Grows

Recent market resets by T.J. Watt and Myles Garrett have pushed Parsons’s potential extension toward $45 million per year, fueling trade and holdout speculation.

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Micah Parsons #11 of the Dallas Cowboys during a joint practice against the Dallas Cowboys at River Ridge Playing Fields on August 14, 2024 in Oxnard, California.
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Overview

  • Parsons has publicly voiced frustration with the Cowboys’ slow negotiation process and remains unsigned as training camp nears.
  • Market resets by T.J. Watt’s $123 million extension and Myles Garrett’s deal have lifted edge rusher salaries, moving Parsons’s expected deal toward $45 million annually.
  • Insiders say owner Jerry Jones is willing to push Parsons into a holdout, but the All-Pro has pledged to attend camp and continue practicing.
  • Protracted talks have spurred trade speculation, with the Bears reportedly prepared to offer premium draft picks and a $41 million-plus contract to acquire Parsons.
  • Despite no new deal, Parsons has participated in minicamps and insists his focus remains on performance as contract discussions continue.