Jerry Jones gave a strong answer about the Dallas Cowboys aiming for high draft picks. This happens after Micah Parsons called out the team's front office for thinking in Shedeur Sanders or Travis Hunter rather than a strong finish.

Minnesota Vikings receiver Justin Jefferson is currently the highest-paid player who is not a quarterback. He signed a deal in June that pays him $35 million annually and comes with a $110 million guarantee.

With Dallas already looking ahead to next year, it's time to examine the decision that matters most this offseason: sign the Pro Bowl pass rusher to a market-setting extension, or move him for a monster haul of draft picks?

After the Dallas Cowboys' return to victory in the NFL, this time against the Washington Commanders, star Micah Parsons sent a clear message to the rest of the teams in the league. The Dallas Cowboys‘ visit to Northwest Stadium undoubtedly brought a breath of fresh air to the team coached by Mike McCarthy.

Head coach Mike McCarthy is in the final season of a five-year contract he signed in 2020. With the Cowboys hurdling toward their second losing season under McCarthy, he's unlikely to receive an extension. Parting ways with McCarthy is just the tip of the iceberg. The entire staff needs an overhaul.

Dallas Cowboys star Micah Parsons has made it clear how much he loves and respects Washington Commanders coach Dan Quinn. When Quinn took over as Washington's head coach earlier this year, Parsons had

The Dallas Cowboys and Micah Parsons are on the same page when it comes to "tanking" for a better draft pick. The post Cowboys Respond to Micah Parsons’ Statement on Tanking appeared first on Heavy.com.

The Dallas Cowboys pulled off a wild win over the Washington Commanders on Sunday, and fans who are hoping for a high draft pick might have been disappointed with the result.