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Micah Parsons gets OT sack

Dak Prescott has been money this season for Cowboys, earning 'indispensable' paycheck from Jerry Jones

Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is earning every cent from his "indispensable" four-year, $240 million contract that pays him an NFL-most $60 million annual salary.

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Cowboys' Jerry Jones explains paying Dak Prescott, not Micah Parsons: 'Dak was indispensable'

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Jerry Jones' beef with Micah Parsons is overshadowing an MVP-level early season from Dak Prescott

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Micah Parsons Says Jerry Jones 'Couldn't Tell Me as a Man' About Cowboys-Packers Trade

"He couldn't tell me as a man [about the trade]," Parsons said (3:24 mark).

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Micah Parsons 'pissed off' after Packers defense gives up 40 points to Cowboys in tie

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Cowboys and Packers battle to historic 40-40 tie in overtime thriller

George Pickens keeps impressing Cowboys on, off field

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Jerry Jones: George Pickens has been an exemplary teammate

"He's an exemplary teammate," Jones said. "He is exemplary in his work preparation and you can see the results of that out there Sundays.”

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George Pickens keeps impressing Cowboys on, off the field

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Jerry Jones sends clear message on George Pickens' future with Cowboys

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Cowboys vs. Packers historical notes: Dak Prescott, George Pickens in rare air

Sunday night was a wild one for the Dallas Cowboys and all they have to show for their work is a tie.

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Cowboys vs. Packers Stock Report: Dak Prescott, George Pickens shine during tie

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Micah Parsons gets OT sack but nobody wins in Packers' visit to Dallas

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Dak Prescott admits working for Jerry Jones comes with 'soap opera' obstacles

Jerry Jones loves the spotlight, and Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott discusses how he handles the 'soap opera' of obstacles.

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Cowboys’ Concerning Trend Continues to Hurt Dak Prescott After Jerry Jones Calls QB Indispensable

Sunday night’s clash between the Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers at AT&T Stadium ended in a puzzling 40-40 tie. Dallas had opportunities to close it out, but a shaky defense faltered when it mattered most,