The Dallas Cowboys have a limited amount of cap space heading into the offseason and free agency period and have just spend a chunk of it on re-signing one of their own defensive lineman

Micah Parsons signing a contract extension with the Dallas Cowboys might have to wait a bit, according to Jerry Jones. They’ll have to take care of other things with free agency coming. “I don’t believe that not signing Dak or not signing Lamb hurt us in free agency last year at all,

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.

"We’re working to get a deal done with Osa," Jerry Jones declared last week. The post Jerry Jones Receives Crushing $63 Million Update on 172-Tackle Defender as Cowboys Finally Take Decision on Micah Parsons appeared first on EssentiallySports.

It all seemingly aligns with their plan to, as Stephen Jones put it, be "selectively aggressive" during this free agency period.  Or at least it would, if Jerry Jones didn't disagree on the use of the word aggressive to describe his team's plans.

The price is going up. Whenever the Cowboys finalize edge rusher Micah Parsons’ contract extension, it’s going to cost them. It’s not a surprise, but other teams are extending their star players sooner rather than later.

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.