The Patriots entered the offseason with significant salary-cap space and were linked to multiple high-profile players who had requested trades or were rumored trade candidates. No major acquisition occurred before the regular season despite New England's financial flexibility. Trey Hendrickson agreed to an increased salary with the Bengals and Terry McLaurin secured the extension he sought, removing both from consideration. Micah Parsons remains on the table amid stalled negotiations with the Cowboys. Owner Jerry Jones previously resisted trading Parsons but sources indicate the Cowboys have recently become more open to listening to trade offers. The Patriots could present a competitive proposal if they choose to pursue Parsons aggressively.
Several teams have spoken to the Dallas Cowboys about a potential Micah Parsons' trade and for the first time the Cowboys appear willing to at least listen, according to multiple sources.
Parsons could be traded, which sources believe seems to have become a stronger possibility in recent days than it has been at any point during this process. There are said to b
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