As the Cowboys' problems continue to mount, Jerry Jones may have no other choice than to trade away Micah Parsons.

FRISCO, Texas -- Following a three-game losing streak that ran the Dallas Cowboys record to 3-5 through the first nine weeks of the 2024 season, there were plenty of reasons to sell off what players they could at the NFL trade deadline on Tuesday.

Jerry Jones is putting a positive spin on what is a bleak situation for the Cowboys. The team owner and general manager isn’t giving up on the 2024 season despite Dallas sitting at 3-5 after their third straight loss on Sunday, this time to the Falcons. Quarterback Dak Prescott and star receiver CeeDee Lamb both left the game with injuries.

It was Parsons’ words, not his play, that stole the spotlight. Parsons was asked after the game about the job status of head coach Mike McCarthy, which is understandably a topic of interest as the Cowboys fell to 3-6 in McCarthy’s final year of his contract.

Before Dallas Cowboys pass-rusher Micah Parsons raised eyebrows with some interesting comments about head coach Mike McCarthy and the state of the team this past weekend, some suggested the Cowboys could make Parsons available this coming offseason in an attempt to acquire needed assets that could be used to bolster the club's roster.

Criticism has mounted against Cowboys star Micah Parsons after his controversial comments about head coach Mike McCarthy after the team’s blowout loss to the Eagles on Sunday, and he doesn’t seem pleased about how his remarks have been perceived.

The Dallas Cowboys have been the big disappointment of the NFL. Following the 34-6 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, linebacker Micah Parsons spoke about his head coach, Mike McCarthy, which fueled rumors on social media.

Micah Parsons had another message that got lost in his Mike McCarthy comments. “Honestly, it felt great [to be out there],” said the All-Pro pass rusher. “I felt the energy on the sidelines was different.