Micah Parsons wants a new contract and the Dallas Cowboys haven't budged ahead of the star linebacker's final year of his rookie deal amid intensifying conversations that have spilled into training camp. Cowboys CEO and co-owner Stephen Jones briefly updated the situation Sunday with a comment that revealed where both sides stand.

The Dallas Cowboys are learning iron sharpens iron, thanks to Matt Eberflus' defense, and the team's strong defensive end rotation, which is helping the offensive line grow.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is taking his time signing star pass rusher Micah Parsons to a contract extension. But a deal is still expected to get done.

No. 15 pick, and a 2026 third rounder in exchange for the Cowboys' No. 12 pick and a fourth-rounder next year. It was never going to happen, of course.

Dak Prescott wishes players didn't have to fight so hard to get contract extensions with the Dallas Cowboys, which is what's happening now with Micah Parsons.

When it comes to properly handling the Micah Parsons situation, Jerry and Stephen Jones are becoming a one-two punch of incompetence. On Sunday, Stephen turned the tables on Parsons, explaining that he has to want to be paid.