Micah Parsons did not participate in practice due to back tightness and received treatment during workouts. This injury is linked to a prior issue preventing him from fully participating in June's minicamp. Owner Jerry Jones indicated that Parsons' health issues are part of the negotiation process amidst his recent trade request. Parsons remains in camp but risks fines if he leaves. Despite uncertainty regarding his availability for the season opener, discussions about Parsons' contract extension have not commenced, and Jones affirmed there have been no trade offers for the player.
Micah Parsons was not on the practice field due to back tightness and is currently receiving treatment. His injury has influenced contract negotiations with the Cowboys.
Parsons is under the fifth-year option of his rookie contract, set to make $21.324 million this season, but discussions over an extension have not yet started.
Cowboys' owner Jerry Jones stated he would not trade Parsons. However, he expressed uncertainty about Parsons' availability for the season opener against the Eagles on Sept. 4.
Dak Prescott voiced support for Parsons' decision to avoid practice to prevent injury, acknowledging the challenges players face during contract negotiations.
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