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Cowboys Defensive Star Frustrated With Contract Delay, But Still Shows Up to Practice

The buzz heading into Cowboys camp wasn’t about formations or rotations. It was about the silence—specifically, the silence from the front office regarding one of the franchise’s most important players. Fans noticed. So did the locker room. And most of all, so did he.

With other defensive stars around the league locking in monster extensions, questions started swirling: What’s Dallas waiting for? Every passing week added weight. And yet, the man at the center of it all still showed up—helmet on, smile faint, but presence undeniable.

His decision to attend camp wasn’t without emotion. According to insiders, there was hesitation. Frustration. Even disappointment. But in the end, loyalty to teammates outweighed personal business. For now, the grind continues—even if recognition hasn't caught up.

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“I’m here for my brothers,” he said quietly. “That’s it.” When asked if this meant he was happy with the current situation, his answer was short and sharp. “No,” he admitted. “But I know what’s expected of me in this building.”

The moment didn’t pass unnoticed by fans or the media. While ownership remained silent on negotiations, the sideline murmurs grew louder. Some wondered if his presence meant progress behind the scenes. Others questioned if it was just professionalism masking pressure.

One thing is clear: the team’s most dynamic defender isn’t thrilled. He’s watching other organizations reward their cornerstones—and Dallas still hasn’t made the move. For someone who’s given everything on the field, that silence cuts deeper than most.

And for those wondering how much longer patience will hold, well… he had an answer for that too. “We’ll see.”

His name? Micah Parsons.

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