Dallas Cowboys Micah Parsons Remains Under Contract Amid Extension Talks

Dallas Cowboys star Micah Parsons remains under contract for the 2024 season but has not yet signed a long-term extension, with talks ongoing and no imminent agreement. Owner Jerry Jones acknowledged it has been weeks since their last conversation but emphasized Parsons is still under contract and highlighted the necessity of talks for a new deal. Parsons has been in and out of voluntary offseason workouts, including OTAs, which head coach Brian Schottenheimer described as typical and not a major concern, praising Parsons for his leadership and participation. The Cowboys aim to sign Parsons to a record-setting non-quarterback deal reportedly around $200 million, reflecting his status as a four-time Pro Bowler and All-Pro with 52.5 sacks in four seasons. Meanwhile, Parsons has shown a playful side on social media, commenting on the developing chemistry between wide receivers CeeDee Lamb and new acquisition George Pickens, who joined the Cowboys amid some controversy but is seen as a promising addition. The team continues to rebuild its offense while managing Parsons' contract situation and leadership role on defense.