Dak Prescott’s Surprising Message to Micah Parsons Amid Jerry Jones’ Silence on Trade Request

Parsons spent part of practice with Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs, who is working back from a knee injury. He spent another portion with former longtime Rams left tackle Andrew Whitworth, with whom Parsons has worked to sharpen his game.“The thing that I said, I would’ve said earlier [before the trade request and] I would’ve said later.”AdvertisementJones downplayed his comments to reporters a day after Parsons posted his request.

Jones downplayed his comments to reporters a day after Parsons posted his request.

Jones downplayed his comments to reporters a day after Parsons posted his request.

Jones downplayed his comments to reporters a day after Parsons posted his request.

Why Prescott supports Parsons’ approach — even after QB didn’t take same approach in his negotiations

Jones downplayed his comments to reporters a day after Parsons posted his request.

Jones downplayed his comments to reporters a day after Parsons posted his request.

Jones downplayed his comments to reporters a day after Parsons posted his request.

Jones downplayed his comments to reporters a day after Parsons posted his request.

Jones downplayed his comments to reporters a day after Parsons posted his request.

Jones downplayed his comments to reporters a day after Parsons posted his request.

“X’s,” Jones said when asked, emphasizing the multiple outstanding negotiating factors. “There’s not a single thing. There are X things that you do to make agreements.The Cowboys ramped up their competition Tuesday with a joint practice against the Los Angeles Rams, the closest to real football many members of Dallas’ first-team roster will see between now and the Cowboys’ Sept. 4 season opener at the Philadelphia Eagles. But as he had with the Cowboys’ club-only practices, Parsons did not participate in the joint practice as he continued to hold “in.” Four days after Parsons posted his grievances with the Cowboys’ negotiations, and his desire for a trade, the two-time All-Pro remained on the sideline during practice.