Jerry Jones Offers No Clarity on Micah Parsons’ Trade Request Amid Contract Dispute
- August 10, 2025
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The ongoing contract dispute between star pass rusher Micah Parsons and the Dallas Cowboys has created a cloud of uncertainty as the 2025 NFL season approaches. Parsons, frustrated by stalled contract-extension talks, has requested a trade, leaving fans and analysts speculating about his future with the team. Despite the looming season, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones remains tight-lipped about Parsons’ status, offering little insight into potential resolutions.
In a recent radio interview with 105.3 The Fan, Jerry Jones addressed Parsons’ situation but provided no concrete updates. “I’m glad to see he’s working out, in shape, and feels great, and so all of that’s good, and, I don’t have anything to comment on,” Jones stated. His reluctance to delve into specifics has only fueled speculation about whether the Cowboys will meet Parsons’ demands or explore trade options.
Micah Parsons is reportedly seeking a contract comparable to those of elite pass rushers like Myles Garrett of the Cleveland Browns and T.J. Watt of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Garrett’s four-year deal is valued at $160 million, while Watt’s three-year contract is worth $123 million. With 52.5 sacks and 256 tackles in 63 career games, Parsons believes he deserves similar compensation.
In a heartfelt statement, Parsons expressed his disappointment with the Cowboys’ handling of negotiations. He emphasized his desire to remain with the team he grew up supporting but cited issues with closed-door negotiations and media narratives as reasons for his trade request. “I no longer want to be here,” Parsons declared, highlighting his frustration with the current situation.
As the regular season draws near, the question remains whether the Cowboys can reach an agreement with Parsons or if a trade will become inevitable. Jerry Jones has reassured fans “not to lose sleep” over the drama, but only time will reveal if a resolution can be achieved before kickoff.