Cowboys All-Pro Pass Rusher Micah Parsons is looking for an extension of $ 200 million, Dallas Morning News reported.
That sum would serve as the biggest deal ever for a non-quarterback in NFL history.
Conversations between Parson’s representation and members of Cowboys Front Office were conducted at the NFL Scouting Combine at the end of February. It has been quiet on the front since then, according to the report.
Significant contracts for non-quarter slopes are nothing new this season.
Las Vegas Raiders Star Edge Rusher Maxx Crosby signed a three -year, $ 106.5 million agreement, just to be trumped by Cleveland Brown’s prominent defensive ending Myles Garrett colored a four -year, $ 160 million. Cincinnati Bengal’s All-Pro broad receiver Ja’Marr Chase rolled in a four-year pact of $ 161 million.
These contracts are the largest in terms of annual average for a non-quarterback.
Parsons, 25, recorded 12 sacks, 43 tackles and two forced fumbles in 13 matches (all starts) last season.
A Pro Bowl Valion in each of its first four seasons in the league, Parsons has a total of 256 tackles (63 for loss), 112 quarterback hits, 52.5 bags, nine forced fumbles and four fumble recovery in 63 career games (all starts).
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