With at least 13 sacks in each of his three NFL seasons and a spot in the top three of the Defensive Player of the Year voting each time, Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons is among the best defensive players in the game today.
Despite all of his achievements, it seems that some in the league are still hesitant to offer Parsons a high-paying, long-term contract.
When the Green Bay Packers destroyed the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium a few months ago, it became evident that the team needed to improve if they were to win a Super Bowl and break their nearly three-decade-long streak of missing out on conference titles.
In the last few weeks, it has been evident that internal improvements will be necessary for the Cowboys to improve. That can entail giving certain players a more prominent role. For those who now hold the most prominent position, it could imply stepping up their performance.
