Cowboys star Micah Parsons made his feelings about coach Mike McCarthy perfectly clear after McCarthy's departure from the team.

Micah Parsons got into an online back-and-forth with former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant about the team's search for its next head coach.

Parsons had continually spoken highly of his relationship with McCarthy in the past, up to and now through the departure, though he also readily admitted weeks ago that the decision was "above is pay grade", and that he had no control over the outcome.

When the Dallas Cowboys announced that they are parting ways with head coach Mike McCarthy after five years when his contract to expire on January 13th, it did

The Dallas Cowboys risk losing Micah Parsons after the organization handled it's dilemma with Mike McCarthy poorly before hiring Brian Schottenheimer as the new head coach

Receiver CeeDee Lamb held out of the offseason program and training camp in 2024 before the Cowboys gave him a contract extension.

The Dallas Cowboys have agreed on a multiyear contract extension with vice president of player personnel Will McClay, who has overseen the club's draft process since 2014.

Now, a new defensive coordinator will enter the mix for the third season in a row, with the Cowboys hiring Matt Eberflus on Monday. And the Cowboys are confident that Parsons will continue to be a dominant force under his new playcaller.

Among the bogus (but eyebrow-raising) headlines tacking on to Dak Prescott fake rumors is this gem: "Micah Parsons to Request a Trade from the Dallas Cowboys?''

Speaking at the Senior Bowl, Cowboys’ Stephen Jones discussed the hiring of two coordinators on Brian Schottenheimer’s staff.

The Dallas Cowboys extend Will McClay’s contract, securing his talent evaluation expertise as Brian Schottenheimer takes over as head coach.

Lastly, the Cowboys have agreed to terms with one of their cornerstone staffers on an extension. VP of player personnel Will McClay is sticking around on a multiyear deal, Archer reports. This is not especially surprising, as McClay has been choosey with his GM interviews in recent years and is now in his third decade with the Cowboys.