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Prescott Expresses Confidence as Cowboys–Parsons Standoff Enters Game Week

Dallas refuses to trade the All-Pro despite stalled talks.

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Micah Parsons during a preseason game for the Dallas Cowboys.
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Overview

  • Head coach Brian Schottenheimer said he had a private, hour‑long conversation with Micah Parsons and offered no timeline on when or if Parsons will practice this week.
  • Dak Prescott said he is confident Parsons will play in the Sept. 4 opener at Philadelphia, while teammates such as Trevon Diggs voiced hope but stopped short of assurances.
  • ESPN reporting indicates the Cowboys are prepared to let Parsons play on his fifth‑year option and could use a 2026 franchise tag, increasing the pressure on a long‑term deal.
  • Pro Football Talk outlined that an escalated team response could include up to a four‑game unpaid suspension worth about $5.33 million, though no such discipline has been announced.
  • Trade chatter continues — including Packers buzz fueled by a John Kuhn social post — but reports say Dallas is not entertaining offers, and Parsons’ brother mocked a viral rumor.