Dallas Cowboys, Micah Parsons, normally does not attend the team's voluntary intersection training sessions. It was therefore a big problem when Parsons, who is looking for a contract extension, decided that it was the year to present himself during the event.
Parsons explained his presence during the off-season training sessions on Tuesday, praising the head coach of the new Cowboys, Brian Schottenheimer The team's website.
“Everyone has a different perspective but, speaking to Schotty, and (him) telling me how important it is for me to be there, and what he tries to prove and show the team – I just thought it was important. One, for me and my relationship with our new head coach to understand where he comes from and help him in any way to go to this race. Guy and showing the face, that's something I want to do for my trainer.
“I mean, for me, it's not really like walking. It's just me. As I always said, I wanted to be a cowboy and be here, I have the impression that it is really right to be me. I am as real as possible since I am here.”
Cowboys are in transition After separating from head coach Mike McCarthy during the offseason. Schottenheimer, who has been a team’s offensive coordinator in the past two seasons, was appointed the new cowboys head coach in January.
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As part of this hiring, the Cowboys replaced several coaches on the staff, including the team's defensive coordinator. Mike Zimmer was replaced by the former chicago head coach Bears Matt Eberflus for the 2025 season.
Given all of this, Parsons estimated that it was preferable that it was present when the team met during the offseason. Although he does no work on the ground while he is waiting for a new agreement, go Learn the new defense of Eberflus.
A new contract is probably on the way. Although nothing has yet been signed, the owner of the Cowboys, Jerry Jones, suggested that the two parties progressed during the offseason.
It seems that there is still work for this purpose, but go to voluntary training for the first time is probably a good sign that he is staying in Dallas in the predictable future.
