Overview
- Jerry Jones has confirmed he is negotiating directly with Micah Parsons for a contract extension, bypassing the linebacker’s agent, David Mulugheta.
- Micah Parsons has publicly stated he will not agree to any deal without his agent's involvement, asserting his trust in Mulugheta’s expertise.
- The Cowboys are reportedly offering Parsons a contract that would make him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history, exceeding $161 million over four years.
- Parsons revealed that the team has not communicated with his agent since the NFL Combine, adding to the standoff over negotiation methods.
- Jones’ history of delaying contract negotiations raises concerns about potential financial overpay, as pass-rusher salaries continue to soar.