“I think Micah is doing great,” Cowboys co-owner Stephen Jones said. “It means a lot to him to be here with his teammates, hats off to him for that. We want him practicing soon. We rather have him out here practicing doing what he does best which is wreck a practice but hats off to him.” Parsons said contract talks are up to Jerry Jones.

'I no longer want to be here' - Can Dallas Cowboys survive Micah Parsons' trade request? Here's a realistic prediction originally appeared on A to Z Sports.

It's DEFCON 2 in Dallas as Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons has officially requested a trade. The four-time Pro Bowler and former Rookie of the Year took to X on Friday to announce that he has personally gone to Cowboys vice president Stephen Jones to request a trade.

If healthy, Collins can help solidify a Cowboys offensive line that was recently hit with an injury to starting left tackle Tyler Guyton. Cowboys coach Brian Schottheimer recently tabbed Asim Richards and Nate Thomas as two players "who'll get the first couple cracks" to temporarily replace Guyton, who is slated to miss the next 4-6 weeks.

Dallas is in need of depth after multiple injuries on the offensive line in training camp. On Monday, second-year Cowboys tackle Tyler Guyton suffered a bone fracture and sprained knee, a person with knowledge of the injury told The News.

Before his workout with the Cowboys, La'el Collins told Dak Prescott's kids that he was going to "protect your daddy."