Jerry Jones wanted Micah Parsons to present himself for voluntary off -season training sessions, which the Rusher Edge has not done in the past. Parsons will become the best paid non-qualified in the NFL, and the owner of the Cowboys said that he expects to be up “raise leadership. “”
Parsons has participated in most volunteer work so far, because he said he had to learn the defense of the new coordinator Matt Eberflus. But he does not expect to do work on the ground until he has a contract extension.
“Yes, I think I will always be there,” said Tuesday evening at a team charitable event, via Jon Machota from Theathletic.com. “For me, I have always gone to learn the game book. I am not so much an iPad person, where I can continue to learn. I have to go through it.
“Maybe so much I may not be On the field, but I will be there to learn, so that way, at least, I will be ready for week 1. ”
Jones said earlier that he thought that an agreement is close, but he added that “Nothing“Give him confidence that Standing will accept an extension before the start of the training camp in July. Jones said it had no urgency to conclude an agreement.
Parsons, however, suggested that he will not participate in the training camp until a contract is signed.
“I mean, it is extremely important (to conclude an agreement by camp),” said Parsons. “You really see that many players have trouble when the guys do not participate in the camp and they get started for slow departures. I don’t want to go slow at a slow start. I want to hit the floor while running and establish ourselves in this league and get victories at the start of the season and be in rhythm. It will be extremely important for me to go there and drive these guys. »»
