The New England Patriots traded quarterback Joe Milton to the Dallas Cowboys for a draft pick, the Patriots announced.

Of course, owner Jerry Jones and his comments on Micah's agent have raised some eyebrows, but Jerry's statement about Parsons' value to the team when on a big contract might have slipped through the cracks.

Even though positions of need exist on both sides of the ball, the Cowboys are confident that they will be able to pick who they want at No. 12 overall.

The contract situation between Micah Parsons and the Dallas Cowboys is getting more complicated by the day. Earlier this offseason, the Cleveland Browns extended Myles Garrett, giving him the largest non-quarterback contract in NFL history.

The Baltimore Ravens have secured Lamar Jackson's backup quarterback with the signing of former Dallas Cowboys signal caller Cooper Rush. Rush, 31, spent his first eight NFL seasons with the Cowboys,

Following the situation blowing up a bit, former NFL quarterback and current analyst Robert Griffin III issued a bombshell message to Parsons. Griffin also posted on X with his thoughts on the situation. He thinks that the 25-year-old linebacker should demand a trade out of Dallas.

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