The Cowboys have let recent contract negotiations with star players go deep into the offseason. Will things drag out with Parsons as well?

Penn State football star Abdul Carter, who is being mentored by Dallas Cowboys star Micah Parsons, could need surgery after an injury was revealed at the NFL combine.

This year, the Cowboys have significant internal business to handle — specifically, trying to re-sign defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa. And even though Micah Parsons still has another year on his rookie contract (so his deadline isn’t two weeks away),

New Cowboys DC Matt Eberflus spoke of how he’ll use Micah Parsons; the new DB coach wants his secondary to take things personally.

NFL Scouting Combine is about to kick things up a notch with drills starting on Thursday. The Dallas Cowboys will be paying close attention throughout the entire process but will have a strong interest in the defensive linemen in Indianapolis.

NFL scouts and talent evaluators are expecting Penn State edge-rusher Abdul Carter to make an immediate impact at the next level, according to The Athletic's Jeff Howe. Howe noted Monday that Carter "has drawn obvious comparisons to former Nittany Lions star Micah Parsons,

Mike Florio and Chris Simms shed light on why the Cowboys need to make enough moves during Free Agency to prove they’re trying to win a Super Bowl and how waiting on Micah Parsons affects their ability to do so.

Stephen A. Smith and Chris Canty get into a heated debate over the Cowboys' salary cap situation and whether Dallas should consider trading Micah Parsons.

A.J. Brown didn't mince words when it came to Micah Parsons. The two players suit up for rival teams, yet Brown didn't hide his opinion on Micah Parsons and his actions towards the Philadelphia Eagles over the years.

Mike Florio and Chris Simms spell out why it’s in the Cowboys’ best interest to get Micah Parsons’ deal done sooner rather than later, so they know the cap space they have heading into Free Agency.

NFL draft analysts Daniel Jeremiah and Todd McShay ranked Penn State defensive end Abdul Carter as the No. 1 prospect in the 2025 draft class and discussed comparisons to former Nittany Lion Micah Parsons.