Micah Parsons Still Waiting to Hear From Cowboys About Extension

Micah Parsons Deserves His Payday, but the Cowboys Are Dragging Their Feet

A Rising Star Ready for a Big Payday

Micah Parsons has established himself as one of the most dominant pass rushers in the NFL. With just one year remaining on his rookie contract, the time has come for the Dallas Cowboys to reward him with a well-deserved extension. Parsons himself has made it clear—he wants to get the deal done as soon as possible so he can focus on turning the Cowboys into serious contenders this season.

Silence from the Cowboys Front Office

Despite Parsons’ eagerness to secure a new contract, the Cowboys have yet to begin negotiations. According to reports from the Dallas Morning News, the team typically starts contract talks around the time of the NFL Draft Combine. However, with a player of Parsons’ caliber, waiting may not be the smartest move.

The Cowboys haven’t won a Super Bowl since before Parsons was even born. If they truly want to break that streak, keeping their best defensive player happy should be a top priority. The longer they delay, the more frustration could build—not just for Parsons but for the entire fan base.

Parsons Wants More Than Just Money

While a massive payday is certainly in Parsons’ future, he’s also focused on something bigger—helping the Cowboys become a championship team. He has voiced his desire for the team to be more aggressive in free agency, potentially even making bold moves like trading for a superstar defender such as Myles Garrett.

Of course, that kind of roster-building requires careful financial planning, but securing Parsons with a long-term deal could make Dallas a more attractive destination for other elite players. The Cowboys need to recognize that paying Parsons isn’t just about rewarding him—it’s about setting the foundation for future success.

A No-Brainer Extension

Since being drafted 12th overall in 2021, Parsons has racked up an incredible 52.5 sacks, earning four Pro Bowl selections and two All-Pro honors in just four seasons. There is no logical reason to delay his extension. The Cowboys need him, and he has proven time and time again that he’s worth every dollar.

Unless, of course, they’re too busy listening to his podcast instead of working on his contract.