Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones made headlines recently with his comments about the deal he negotiated with Micah Parsons, the team’s standout linebacker. During an interview, Jones stated that the offer he believed he made to Parsons would have been the richest ever for a non-quarterback. “Nobody has ever offered him more money than I have to play football. Period,” Jones said, emphasizing the significance of the deal for Parsons’ career.
Jones’ remarks come as the Cowboys continue to invest heavily in their defensive unit, which has been a key strength for the team in recent seasons. Parsons, who has been a key player in the Cowboys’ defense, has been in the news for his performance on the field and his potential as a future star. The comments by Jones suggest that the team is willing to invest significantly in their top players to maintain their competitive edge in the NFL.
While the exact details of the offer have not been disclosed, Jones’ statement indicates that the deal could have been one of the most lucrative in the history of the NFL for a non-quarterback. This highlights the growing trend of teams making large financial commitments to key players, even outside of the quarterback position. Jones’ comments also underscore the importance of high-profile free agent signings in shaping the future of the team.