“Is Jerry Jones Playing Chess While Micah Parsons is Left in Check? Inside the Surprising Owner’s Meetings Takeaways!”

In today’s episode of “Inside Coverage,” hosts Jason Fitz, Charles Robinson, and Frank Schwab dive into the latest controversies and updates stemming from the NFL owners’ meetings, and trust me, you won’t want to miss their insights! They kick things off with a bombshell: Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones reportedly extending the largest non-quarterback contract offer in NFL history to rising star Micah Parsons—without the presence of an agent! This bold move raises eyebrows, setting the stage for a riveting discussion about player management and team dynamics.

But the drama doesn’t stop there. The guys also reflect on the Cleveland Browns’ Jimmy Haslam’s candid admission regarding the team’s misstep with Deshaun Watson, exploring the implications for Cleveland as they try to reverse their fortunes. And speaking of controversy, New York Jets owner Woody Johnson’s fiery dismissal of the NFLPA report cards as “totally bogus”—after receiving an “F” himself—adds another layer to the conversation.

Wrapping up the show, the trio enthusiastically discusses proposed rule changes, from the tabled tush push ban to updates on overtime rules and kickoffs. It’s an episode packed with fervor, analysis, and a little bit of fun that you absolutely won’t want to miss!

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(39:30) – Tush push ban vote postponed until May🖥️ Watch this full episode on YouTube

(30:35) – Woody Johnson calls NFLPA report cards “bogus”(1:25) – Cowboys make new offer directly to Micah ParsonsAdvertisementDallas Cowboys Jerry Jones reportedly offered Micah Parsons a new contract without speaking to his agent. (Photo by Andy Lewis & David J. Griffin/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)Advertisement(49:00) – Reactions to new rule changes

(13:50) – Browns owner admits Watson was a “swing and a miss”They wrap things up with an enthusiastic chat about the rule change votes, starting with the tush push ban proposal which was tabled until May. They also debate the new overtime rule change, electronic first downs and the updated dynamic kickoff. It’s another fun show that you don’t want to miss!