“There’s been a new wave in the NFL….You look at Philly and how they went and got Saquon [Barkley] and how they went and Zack [Baun]. Everyone doesn’t need a max deal. There are great quality players that can do one-year or two-year deals, obviously we’ve seen that this year. There’s been a trend.”
Parsons is due a contract extension this offseason, making clear he is willing to sacrifice a portion of his expected sum if that means acquiring another superstar talent like one Myles Garrett.
“There’s been a new wave in the NFL….You look at Philly and how they went and got Saquon [Barkley] and how they went and Zack [Baun]. Everyone doesn’t need a max deal. There are great quality players that can do one-year or two-year deals, obviously we’ve seen that this year. There’s been a trend.”
Parsons is due a contract extension this offseason, making clear he is willing to sacrifice a portion of his expected sum if that means acquiring another superstar talent like one Myles Garrett.
The core of Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb and Parsons himself remains as good as most in the league. But they need some help.
That reality has been apparent for a year at minimum. The Cowboys fans have seen it and it is no complicated puzzle for the NFL audience at large to solve either.
Parsons echoing those feelings will draw plenty of attention, but it matters not unless these grievances are met with action proving a commitment to winning.
