Cowboys have the bad habit of dragging their feet with regard to the payment of key players. They have done it several times in recent years, and they would do it again with the second Micah Parsons.
There is no advantage in delaying the inevitable. Because, one is inevitable. And, two, it no longer becomes expensive over time.
This is what happened with Parsons. The market has changed its passage for riding runners of $ 35 million per year on an average new to $ 40 million. The Steelers will push the bar even higher, once the second TJ Watt will sign his next contract.
Whatever Parsons’ objective (and it probably deserves $ 50 million a year), the wait will not make the number smaller. If / when Parsons must prevent the training camp to obtain the contract, the cowboys should have given it a year ago (if they did not hang out with the Ceedee Lamb receiver and the quarter-rear Dak Prescott), will be less prepared than it could have and should have been for the regular season.
But the cowboys continue to do the same thing, again and again. Although more and more fans are seeing it, there is always a mistake or two that cannot or do not understand it. (And no, we cannot say if they are stupid or simply tilted for access – or maybe even work with dallascowboys.com.)
Why can’t cowboys return to the NFC championship? There are many reasons for this. The first is that the management is cheap, short -sighted and not as intelligent as it is when the time has come to negotiate contracts with players who have won them.
There is nothing that fans can do about it. They are stuck with the decisions taken by the property, because they are stuck with the property which is currently in place.
Meanwhile, teams with owners who understand the value of traveling quickly to reward the main players (such as Eagles) will continue to thrive, while cowboys and some apologists in the stray media wonder why cowboys live “This drought in which people say we are. “”
