Dallas Cowboys edge rusher Micah Parsons has been selected to the Pro Bowl for the fourth time in his four seasons in the NFL. This accomplishment is particula

Defensive end Micah Parsons, receiver CeeDee Lamb, left guard Tyler Smith, kicker Brandon Aubrey and return specialist KaVontae Turpin were among the selections announced by the NFL on Thursday.

In the last three seasons, the Dallas Cowboys finished with a 12-5 record. Things took a turn for the worse in 2024 as the Cowboys will end the season with a losing record. More news: Giants' Malik Nabers Refuses to Answer Question on New York Tanking For No.

The Cowboys (7-9) finish the season Sunday at home against the division's other playoff team, Washington. The Commanders are coached by Dan Quinn, the former Dallas defensive coordinator who helped shape Parsons into one of the NFL's most dynamic defenders.

For star linebacker Micah Parsons, avoiding the injury bug next year is the best way for them to have a realistic chance of returning to the playoffs, as reported by Jon Machota via X.

The financial component to the team’s QB choice on Sunday; Micah Parsons has a wrist issue. Mike McCarthy on what could be his farewell.

CeeDee Lamb earns his fourth consecutive Pro Bowl nod after a record-setting 2024 season for Dallas Cowboys. And Micah Parsons is back as well. But both stars are also on another less joyful list.

Dallas Cowboys star Micah Parsons had some interesting analysis on the team's 41-7 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

Parsons popped up on the Cowboys' injury report Thursday as a limited participant due to a wrist issue. However, he upgraded to full participation Friday, suggesting that he's recovered in time to play in Sunday's divisional matchup.

The Dallas Cowboys have announced they will look at renegotiating Dak Prescott's $240m contract to try to free up more funds to keep other key players, such as Micah Parsons, with

For Washington, the stakes are higher. Rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels and the Commanders are battling the Green Bay Packers for the NFC’s sixth seed, with both teams boasting identical records. A win over Dallas guarantees Washington the sixth spot, while a loss—combined with a Packers victory over Chicago—drops them to seventh.