Parsons and Watt Face Contract Crossroads

Parsons and Watt face critical contract negotiations as training camp approaches, shaping the future of their teams.

As the NFL offseason unfolds, the Dallas Cowboys find themselves in a tense negotiation phase with their star linebacker, Micah Parsons. Expected to ink a record-breaking deal that could surpass the $40 million annual average set by Myles Garrett, Parsons’ current $24 million salary is a stark reminder of his undervalued status. With the Cowboys having exercised his fifth-year option, the urgency mounts as training camp approaches, and the team looks to secure their defensive cornerstone for the future.

Meanwhile, the Pittsburgh Steelers are grappling with a contract standoff involving seven-time Pro Bowler T.J. Watt. As training camp looms on July 23, Watt remains unsigned, seeking a multi-year extension that reflects his elite status. Despite the complexities of the negotiations, the Steelers are committed to retaining their defensive powerhouse. In a busy offseason, they have bolstered their roster by acquiring wide receiver D.K. Metcalf, trading George Pickens to Dallas, and signing quarterback Aaron Rodgers for what many believe will be his swan song in the NFL. These pivotal contract situations and roster moves set the stage for an electrifying 2025 season ahead. For more on the latest NFL updates, check out NFL news and contract updates.

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