Cowboys Star Micah Parsons Requests Trade Amid Contract Dispute

Micah Parsons, the Dallas Cowboys' star pass rusher, has publicly requested a trade amid stalled contract negotiations and a deteriorating relationship with owner Jerry Jones. Parsons, entering the final year of his contract, expressed frustration over closed-door negotiations without his agent and negative media narratives, signaling a desire to leave the team. NFL analysts widely speculate that contending teams like the Buffalo Bills and Los Angeles Chargers are prime candidates to acquire Parsons, with the Bills seen as particularly motivated to bolster their pass rush to compete against the Kansas City Chiefs. The Bills previously showed interest in elite edge rushers and are urged to pursue Parsons aggressively, despite the high cost involving multiple first-round picks and a potential $210 million contract extension. Meanwhile, the Chargers also appear financially capable of offering Parsons a lucrative deal, which could significantly upgrade their defense alongside quarterback Justin Herbert. As training camp progresses without a resolution, Parsons' potential trade could reshape the NFL landscape this season.