Micah’s on an inside track to the HOF. So is Myles Garrett. Which is why his general manager, Andrew Berry, says the only place Garrett is going from Cleveland is Canton. Superstars usually win these stand-offs, so the answer seems clear:

Dallas Cowboys two-time, first-team All-Pro edge rusher Micah Parsons is well aware of the ticking clock ahead of free agency. He called out the Cowboys to make good on COO Stephen Jones' word that Dallas would evaluate its prior free agency approach and change the practice in which the franchise spent the fewest free agency money in the NFL last offseason ($20.

As the Super Bowl season comes to a close, the Dallas Cowboys are making headlines once again. No matter the time of year, the team consistently finds itself in the spotlight of sports media coverage for good or bad reasons.

"I don't wanna sit back and just watch other people build and build and build and [we] stay the same, so we definitely need some call to action," Parsons continued. Micah Parsons'