The Dallas Cowboys hired Matt Eberflus as their next defensive coordinator. His radical plan for Micah Parsons won't move the needle much.

However, like fellow standout EDGE Myles Garrett, who has requested a trade from the Browns, Parsons may see the Cowboys as a club that could be in something of a transition phase. In addition, Dallas has both QB Dak Prescott and WR CeeDee Lamb on deals at or near the top of the market for their respective positions,

Micah Parsons is a defensive end. After Parsons played 55.2 percent of his snaps at linebacker as a rookie, the Cowboys have used him almost exclusively as a defensive end. He has played under two different coordinators and now a third in 2025 in his five seasons.

For the third year in a row, Micah Parsons will have a different defensive coordinator calling plays for the Dallas Cowboys. After the Cowboys lost Dan Quinn to the Washington Commanders last offseason,

Micah Parsons recently confirmed no timeline exists for a Cowboys extension, but a plan is in place between the parties. More at PFR.

Micah Parsons is in line for a blockbuster contract extension, and one NFL insider thinks the Dallas Cowboys better act fast.