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After a few weeks in Oxnard, the Dallas Cowboys are back in Frisco. Tuesday night was one open to fans and beforehand, Jerry Jones decided to address the crowds. Up on a podium, Jones was thanking people for coming to watch practice and their general support of the team.

Micah Parsons officially wants out of Dallas. After a report Friday morning detailed Parsons' "deteriorating" relationship with the Cowboys, the star pass-rusher posted a lengthy statement revealing that he "no longer wants to be here" with the organization that drafted him and requested a trade.

The Green Bay Packers have been mentioned in trade ideas involving Dallas Cowboys superstar pass rusher Micah Parsons. As the standoff between the Cowboys

Micah Parsons and the Cowboys remain at odds with one another through his contract dispute and, with that, his trade request. However, with sway on both sides, there’s one thing that Parsons may have that Dallas has to give into in the end.

Jones, who held out ahead of the Chiefs’ 2023 season, probably knows better than most what the Cowboys’ present situation is like.

Jerry Jones was nonchalant on Saturday in his first comments since Micah Parsons’ bombshell trade request. “I would say to our fans, don’t lose any sleep over this,” the Cowboys’ owner told reporters. “… We’re in good shape. This is negotiation.”

On Wednesday, after the second-to-last practice session in California, Parsons remained shut when reporters asked questions to him. Meanwhile, Jones had a lot to say, one of which confirms that he expects Parsons to play in Week 1. When the reporter asked the owner if there is any deadline to sign him to an extension, Jones said: