Linebacker Micah Parsons, Cowboys, issued a statement on Friday saying he “no longer wants to be here” in Dallas and that he personally made a business request to the club on Friday.
“Yes, I wanted to be here. I did everything I could to show that I wanted to be a cowboy and be with the star on my helmet,” Parsons wrote in social media post. “I wanted to play in front of the best fans in sports and make this American team again. My team pop and I grew up to impress the way up Harrisburg, Pa. About me.”
Parsons has declared his desire for a new contract all outside of the season and attended Cowboy’s training camp despite not having a new contract. A four -hour Pro Bowler said last week that it was “not really a big movement” in negotiations, which led to his commercial request on Friday.
“Until today, the team has not had one conversation with my agent about a contract,” wrote Parsons. “There has been no demand by my agent for money years or anything else. Still, I was quiet but again after repeated shots at myself and all the stories I have made a difficult decision I no longer want to play for Dallas Cowboys. My business request has been submitted to Stephen Jones personally.”
Around the NFL will have more on Parsons’s business request soon.