Jerry needs to show him some more of the real world, if only in a delayed contract.I have been wondering that myself.
For Micah to post a "Goodbye Dallas" message recently along with his childish (and it is childish) removal of all things Cowboys related from his X account, it really suggests he wants to go somewhere else rather than play for the Cowboys.
At this point, even if he gets a great contract, there is going to be lingering damage and every injury he gets, every miss tackle, every play or series he takes off, every game he disappears, etc. the fans and media are going to bring up that huge contract and how he never really wanted to be here.
That was Agent motivators, not loyalty and appreciating it both.and Micah says there was no deal to shake on.. stop intimating he's not a man.. some of you people.. seriously.
Yeah, people act like this is Jerry’s first time running a negotiation like this.He doesn’t say what he offered
For all we know, Jerry offered 130m guaranteed for seven years or something similarly stupid. It would technically be the most guaranteed but it would be a terrible deal for Micah.
And for him to say Micah has three years left is totally messed up.
He’s flat out saying that he’s entitled to the franchise years.
He doesn’t have three years. He has one year. He has “control”, or likely in his mind “ownership” for two years after that
God I hate Jerry.
No other owners go out of their way to crap on their players.
He’s so sleazy
The “real world”? The “NFL world”, where 31 teams have decided this is a stupid way to handle negotiations, would disagree.Jerry needs to show him some more of the real world, if only in a delayed contract.
You're crazy. Jerry spoils his players more than any other owner????? We complain about it here all the time. "Why did he pay so an so so much? We have a salary cap!", "Whaaat, a no trade clause? What the bleep?", "Who'samacallit isn't worth that much? What is Jerry thinking?". We read these statements and make them continuously, so how can you say he craps on his players is disingenuous. Micah is literally the 1st player that he has dug in on this way. Even with Dak and Ceedee Jerry was still engaging and trying to work out a deal and I actually commend Jerry for this. He has to quit caving and making every player the highest paid this or that. Think about it. Dak was/is? the highest paid player in NFL history. CeeDee is the highest paid WR and Now Micah wants to be the highest paid player too. We (Cowboys) can't make every star player the highest paid especially when said player becomes a non-factor at the end of the season or develops an injury history over the last couple of years.He doesn’t say what he offered
For all we know, Jerry offered 130m guaranteed for seven years or something similarly stupid. It would technically be the most guaranteed but it would be a terrible deal for Micah.
And for him to say Micah has three years left is totally messed up.
He’s flat out saying that he’s entitled to the franchise years.
He doesn’t have three years. He has one year. He has “control”, or likely in his mind “ownership” for two years after that
God I hate Jerry.
No other owners go out of their way to crap on their players.
He’s so sleazy
That includes the 3 most important players the team depends upon: QB, WR, DEYou're crazy. Jerry spoils his players more than any other owner????? We complain about it here all the time. "Why did he pay so an so so much? We have a salary cap!", "Whaaat, a no trade clause? What the bleep?", "Who'samacallit isn't worth that much? What is Jerry thinking?". We read these statements and make them continuously, so how can you say he craps on his players is disingenuous. Micah is literally the 1st player that he has dug in on this way. Even with Dak and Ceedee Jerry was still engaging and trying to work out a deal and I actually commend Jerry for this. He has to quit caving and making every player the highest paid this or that. Think about it. Dak was/is? the highest paid player in NFL history. CeeDee is the highest paid WR and Now Micah wants to be the highest paid player too. We (Cowboys) can't make every star player the highest paid especially when said player becomes a non-factor at the end of the season or develops an injury history over the last couple of years.
I think Philadelphia and the Chiefs would disagree with you about DE. Good DE's?? Sure, but not great and not the highest paid either. Denver in 2016 is the last time that a Superbowl winner has had an "elite" DE and to be fair they had 2, and neither was the highest paid.That includes the 3 most important players the team depends upon: QB, WR, DE
The NFL and how it is purposely redirected isn't the same now. Game changers is still king of the play. Those three gives one the dynamic controls from the top.I think Philadelphia and the Chiefs would disagree with you about DE. Good DE's?? Sure, but not great and not the highest paid either. Denver in 2016 is the last time that a Superbowl winner has had an "elite" DE and to be fair they had 2, and neither was the highest paid.
You reflect a popularity contests and not applied directional leadership. Team competitive is learned and not left an element of worship and gold collected alone.The “real world”? The “NFL world”, where 31 teams have decided this is a stupid way to handle negotiations, would disagree.
Herry is correct here. Cowboys can control his rights for the next three years, which means he’s under contract,Jerry said Micah is under contract for 3 years. That’s patently false. Micah is under contract for this year and this year only.
Jerry can prevent Micah from being a free agent and negotiating a new contract by exercising the owners franchise tag, which would automatically, without I negotiation, execute a one year deal that Micah cannot get out of. He either plays for that amount or he can’t play at all.
The next year, Jerry can exercise a second tag, again, without negotiation.
Finally, there is a third tag he can exercise but finally, at that point, the cost is very high for the owner.
The first two tags are bargains for Jerry in a situation like this, paying him significantly below market and below what other players, with better GMs will be signing next year and the year after.
So, Micah, being a first round rookie, can reasonably expect to have a first chance to negotiate a contract after playing in the league seven years which Jerry could, extend to eight.
Eight years without ever being able to decline unless he walks away from his entire career.
Average NFL career lasts 3.3 years.
Jerry is simply betting on being able to “use up” all of Miceh’d prime. His best years. Without ever having tontruly negotiate on somewhat equal footing.
I hope the other players and their agents are paying attention and I’m sure they are.
This is Dan Snyder levels of incompetence
Im talking in general terms....I'm one of Parsons fans and have defended him in this, some of YOU people jump to conclusions....thin skinned fans are the worst.and Micah says there was no deal to shake on.. stop intimating he's not a man.. some of you people.. seriously.
I can see you’ve never run a business.He doesn’t say what he offered
For all we know, Jerry offered 130m guaranteed for seven years or something similarly stupid. It would technically be the most guaranteed but it would be a terrible deal for Micah.
And for him to say Micah has three years left is totally messed up.
He’s flat out saying that he’s entitled to the franchise years.
He doesn’t have three years. He has one year. He has “control”, or likely in his mind “ownership” for two years after that
God I hate Jerry.
No other owners go out of their way to crap on their players.
He’s so sleazy
Interesting take on the MP's agent
While this may be true, it doesn't excuse Jerry for not even attempting to engage in conversations with the agent.This isn’t new. Mulugheta’s playbook is leverage → holdout/trade request → public pressure → eventual record deal.So when people say “This is Jerry being Jerry”… remember Parsons’ side of the table has its own history.
Possibly, but doesn't sound like MP's agent made a counter either. Jerry would be a fool to negotiate with himself.While this may be true, it doesn't excuse Jerry for not even attempting to engage in conversations with the agent.
Unfortunately that has no meaning without an agent.there clearly was no written deal.... but an old school man like Jerry... he is like me. My word means something. Your word means something.... go back on your word...... and we have a serious problem. Jerry made it clear, hes got Michael for three more years.... chew on that agent.
This seems to be a little different. Egos are clashing here. According to Jerry, he thought he had a deal done, and wanted to send it over to the agent. Apparently the agent told him something he didn't like. We don't know what that is. Jerry says he told him to stick it up your ***, but that's probably figurative. The agent probably wants Jerry to work out the deal, not send him something they did on the side. Of course Jerry is not going to be dismissed like that. So here we are.Sure sure. I'm sure the agent simply declined to negotiate the contract that would make his client the highest paid player in history (QBs excluded) and net him a literal butt-ton of money. I'm sure he would do that, yep.
Forget that Jerry has run this playbook several times with key players with different contracts and different agents.
