Micah Parsons' recent trade request apparently hasn't had a negative impact on his demeanor inside the Dallas Cowboys' facility. Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer said Monday tha

The Dallas Cowboys and drama-free offseasons don't belong in the same sentence, and this year, that has again proved to be true. With Micah Parsons' contract situation now getting messy with the star pass rusher putting in a trade request,

If there's one thing we know about the Dallas Cowboys' offense under Brian Schottenheimer, it's that they will run the football...a lot. With training camp in full swing in Oxnard, the offense initially saw the defense take the early lead,

The post Cowboys HC Brian Schottenheimer’s 6-word statement on Micah Parsons trade request appeared first on ClutchPoints. Although the gray hair and baggy eyes that fans are currently displaying may suggest otherwise, it has only been three days since Micah Parsons declared he no longer wishes to play for the Dallas Cowboys.

When the Dallas Cowboys wouldn’t stop fighting, coach Brian Schottenheimer made them run. During a noticeably fraught practice in what has been an aggressive training camp, Schottenheimer stepped in Wednesday after a heated red-zone drill led to the third fight of the day.

In making a trade request, Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons potentially is hoping to become a distraction for the team. Meeting with reporters on Saturday coach Brian Schottenheimer was asked whether that will happen.

Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer does not want to discuss Micah Parsons' trade situation amid ongoing negotiations

Dallas Cowboys All-Pro defender Micah Parsons was blunt about his future with the team: he no longer wants to remain in Dallas after months of contract talks led nowhere. On Friday, Parsons released a long statement on his X account captioned,