Micah Parsons adjusts to his 3rd defensive coordinator in three seasons with the Dallas Cowboys under Matt Eberflus.

Parsons has been adamant that he wants to stay with the Cowboys and while he says he doesn't have to be the highest-paid defender, he's still going to command a lot of money. That's why rumors of a potential trade won't go away.

After signing two of their franchise players last offseason, the next one on the docket for the Dallas Cowboys is pass rush specialist Micah Parsons.

Dallas Cowboys star edge rusher Micah Parsons has been the subject of trade rumors over the last few weeks, with reports surfacing that the franchise has even had 'internal discussions' about the idea.

Dallas Cowboys two-time, first-team All-Pro edge rusher Micah Parsons is well aware of the ticking clock ahead of free agency. He called out the Cowboys to make good on COO Stephen Jones' word that Dallas would evaluate its prior free agency approach and change the practice in which the franchise spent the fewest free agency money in the NFL last offseason ($20.

The Cowboys have made another defensive coordinator change this offseason. Mike Zimmer is out a year after replacing Dan Quinn in the wake of his move to become the head coach of the Commanders and Matt Eberflus will now be running the defense in Dallas.

For the first three years of his career, Dallas Cowboys edge rusher Micah Parsons knew exactly what to expect coming into the offseason. Parsons knew when he was drafted that he would be playing for defensive coordinator Dan Quinn,

Micah Parsons will undergo more coaching changes in 2025. The Dallas Cowboys star has played all four NFL seasons under head coach Mike McCarthy, but Brian Schottenheimer is now calling the shots. Schottenheimer hired Matt Eberflus to replace Mike Zimmer as the team's defensive coordinator.