The Micah Parsons deal may be on the table, but with two sides holding leverage and one stuck in the middle? Dallas Cowboys progress will likely be slow until training camp.

At the beginning of April, a report emerged stating an in-person meeting between Micah Parsons and Cowboys owner Jerry Jones resulted in the framework of an extension agreement.

The dynamic Texas Longhorns running back was drafted in the fifth round, but could have a larger role than expected.. There's a saying among NFL analysts that you can find good running backs in any point of the draft nowadays.

Micah Parsons and Jerry Jones may or may not have a handshake deal. But the Cowboys edge rusher has not signed a contract extension, and by the sound of it, nothing is imminent. The Cowboys owner said Wednesday it's been awhile since he's talked to Parsons.

Per ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones revealed that a possible contract extension for NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and an 18-game schedule were not discussed during Wednesday's meetings. This article will be updated soon to provide more information and analysis.

and it sounds like owner Jerry Jones might've rewarded him for the decision. Jones intimated an extension was granted to Quinn, telling 105.3FM the Fan on Friday that two would be together "for years to come." It's a massive win for the Cowboys ...

Jerry Jones is confident the Dallas Cowboys can win the NFC East in 2025. While speaking to reporters after Day 2 of the NFL Draft last month, Jones was asked about getting the Cowboys back to being a contender after their division rivals,

Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy joined the Rich Eisen Show Tuesday to respond to Jerry Jones' comments about his job security. Is it fair of Jerry Jones to put McCarthy in that position? This is the official YouTube page of Law Nation.