by: Dan Morrison • 32 minutes ago • dan_morrison96
The Dallas Cowboys and star linebacker Micah Parsons have been in extended negotiations for a contract extension. Now, it appears those negotiations are breaking down.
Earlier today, Adam Schefter appeared on Get Up , explaining the two sides aren’t close to a deal. With that, he would later go on in the show to emphasize that if the Cowboys were to trade Parsons, they could potentially get a massive package back from the team.
“In a case for Micah Parsons,” Schefter began. “If another team were to inquire, and Dallas ever got to the point, which it’s nowhere near right now. I want to be very clear that if it was willing to deal Micah Parsons, it would be a haul. Again, in return. I would think it would be a minimum of two first round draft picks. In fact, it came up with a team the other day, we were talking.”
Parsons is a former first round pick. He’d go on to win Rookie of the Year and has since been a four-time Pro Bowl selection and a two-time First-Team All-Pro selection. For his career, Parsons has 52.5 sacks and 63 tackles for a loss in four seasons.