Dallas Cowboys' Salary Cap Challenges & Micah Parsons Saga

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00:00I'm going to start with the Dallas Cowboys. No success on the field in championships in the mid

00:041990s. The salary cap implication of the 1990s really shattered the Dallas Cowboys where they

00:09used to go out, Kevin, and just pay everybody. You can't do that now. So you have to operate

00:13smarter. Yes, you make more money than any other team, but there are spending constraints that you

00:18must go along with in the NFL. We saw Jerry Jones based on camera saying, I can't pay these guys

00:23what they want because then we can't feel the rest of the team. Not understanding he could have

00:26paid them two years ago with a much cheaper price point and a lower salary cap and they

00:29could have used that elsewhere. Give me an update on what you're finding out or at least what you're

00:33looking at from Micah Parsons, Jerry Jones, and the Dallas Cowboys. So it is remarkable that Micah

00:41Parsons requested a trade and there is not a person alive who thinks he will be traded.

00:48We yesterday on game time, we spoke to Joseph Hoyt who covers the Cowboys for the Dallas morning news.

00:55And I even was like, I almost kind of had to keep pressing it and he was great and I appreciated

01:00it. So I was like, but if you had to pretend there was a world, he was going to be traded

01:05or is there a return? Are there teams that make sense? Has anybody even faked the effort to come

01:12up with the, here are the six teams that you trade for Micah Parsons. So this whole situation feels

01:19ridiculous. He, I no longer want to be a cowboy, but he shows up in a Cowboys Jersey to every single

01:25practice. Like, can you at least just put the Penn state hoodie on instead or, or, or something? So

01:32it's just the contract negotiations that they're losing my interest. I feel as the day goes on,

01:41I need someone to get traded. I here's the thing. I understand that the NFL is King and they do

01:47everything right in the NBA. When you request a trade, you get traded. So either James Harden

01:54needs to take up being an NFL agent, or we need to stop putting out the term trade request in the NFL

01:59when nobody gets traded.