“I will get mine, no matter what happens”

The Dallas Cowboys will open the training camp next week. Micah Parsons still has not received his long -term contract extension with great money.

After Parsons led his football camp in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Parsons said that he was not annoyed by a deal. He only plans to put down and work his head.

“I just work harder. For me, I look at it as if people don't see their value, they don't cry and sit down.

The value of Parsons for the cowboys is through the roof. The do-it-all-pass-pass rusher has generated at least 12 sacks in all four seasons that he has played, deserves four Pro-Bowls and two all-pro-nods of the first team, forced nine fumbling and generated 256 duels. He is a Matchup album for criminal offenses, thanks to his ability to move and to discrombobotize games regardless of the situation.

Parsons is one of several Pass -Rushern who are looking for a new deal while we are going at the beginning of the season. TJ Watt and Trey Hendrickson have skipped a new deal outside of the season workouts. Aidan Hutchinson is entitled to extend after his third year, but has a leg injury at the end.

The 26-year-old Parsons are not worried about what others have already received or have already received, such as Myles Garretts $ 40 million a year because he is confident that he will “get my” regardless of other contracts.

“I will only get mine, no matter what happens,” said Parsons. “You know what I mean? How, the markets change every year. Your salary cap rose by a further 18%this year. So if you want to know contracts, all contracts are based on the percentage. Like every player, a highly paid player, takes a percentage of the salaries. So it is not really the number.