Report: Cowboys offered Micah Parsons the largest non-QB deal in NFL history

The cowboys offered to make Micah Parsons Highest paid non-quarters in NFL historyClarence Hill from all city -dlls reports.

Parsons and owners Jerry Jones have agreed on the deal Pro Hill, who would exceed the recently signed contracts signed by Browns Edge Rusher Myles Garrett and Bengal’s Receiver Ja’marr Chase.

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However, the cowboys did not include the agents of Parsons in the talks, and Parsons will not sign without David Mulugheta’s consent. According to Hill, Mulugheta and the cowboys have had no conversations since the NFL scouting combined.

Garrett’s annual average of $ 40 million is the highest for an NFL defender, and Chase became the highest paid non-quarters back with an average of $ 40.25 million.

Stephen Jones, Executive Vice President of Cowboys, defended the team’s approach to directly talk to players. Previously, they had personal contract talks with Tony Romo, Demarcus Lawrence, Jason Witten and Zack Martin Sans the player of the players.

“We are talking to agents all the time,” said Jones about Hill. “DAK (Prescott) was one of the boys who wanted to speak to us when it came to talking to his agent. We had Zack Martin. We had Jason Witten. We had Tony Romo. We had Demarcus Lawrence, who likes to go through her business, and we certainly have an open door policy if we also have a respect.”