It's highly unlikely the Dallas Cowboys choose to trade pass rusher Micah Parsons. In fact, there's only one scenario where it might be acceptable.

TheDallas Cowboys will enter the offseason on March 12, a stage in which Jerry Jones will have to make decisions about the renewal of his stars. After the million-dollar contracts

Derrick Henry was a guest on Micah Parsons' podcast during Super Bowl week. Eventually, with the help of the crowd, the conversation turned to Herny's free agency a year ago where he signed with the Baltimore Ravens while the Dallas Cowboys didn't even kick the tires on the veteran running back.

Micah’s on an inside track to the HOF. So is Myles Garrett. Which is why his general manager, Andrew Berry, says the only place Garrett is going from Cleveland is Canton. Superstars usually win these standoffs, so the answer seems clear:

Micah Parsons is finally ready to make some money this season, but he wants and deserves more. With one year remaining on his rookie contract, it's time for Parsons to get an exten

Dallas Cowboys pass-rushing linebacker Micah Parsons wants his future sorted out sooner rather than later, but will the franchise, for once, not drag its feet?

Micah Parsons is seeking an extension from the Cowboys this offseason, and he thinks he and Jerry Jones are on the right page to getting it done.

The Dallas Cowboys are apparently taking their time with it comes to Micah Parsons and his contract extension. The Cowboys have not started contract talks with Parsons, according to the Dallas Morning News.

Dallas Cowboys fans have every right to be annoyed with the lack of progress on Micah Parsons' new contract, which shows Jerry Jones hasn't learned a thing.