Micah Parsons will get his chance for a revenge game on Sunday when the Dallas Cowboys host the Green Bay Packers. That may not bode well for the Cowboys' depleted offensive line, but Jerry Jones doesn't think Parsons will be unstoppable.

Green Bay Packers defensive superstar Micah Parsons bowled a 258 (out of a possible 300) while hanging out recently with a few of his teammates, including running back Josh Jacobs and wide receiver Mecole Hardman,

As Micah Parsons returns to Dallas on Sunday, his impact on Green Bay's defense goes far beyond his impressive individual stats.

Parsons also played a key role in teaching Cowboys 2024 first-round pick left tackle Tyler Guyton the ropes when he entered the NFL. Those two will now go hard in a head-to-head capacity with each other for the first time outside of training camp.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones called out Green Bay Packers star Micah Parsons' run defense heading into a Week 4 matchup between the two teams.

Matt Eberflus hopes a little verbiage tweak will solve the Cowboys' big-play problem on defense, and Micah Parsons' return is still looming large.

Jerry and Stephen Jones felt comfortable in new defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus' ability to "scheme" pressure to replace Parsons through a variety of blitzes and coverage schemes after acquiring three-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Kenny Clark and two first-round picks from the Packers.

Jones agreed with his star quarterback that Sunday’s game against Parsons and the Packers is not about closure.

The Cowboys haven't won a Super Bowl since 1995, but apparently, the past four seasons were the fault of Micah Parsons.

The big news out of New York this week is that Brian Daboll has benched Russell Wilson and has named rookie Jaxson Dart the Giants' starting quarterback going forward, beginning this week against the Chargers . Here are some quick-hitter notes on Dart: New York traded back up into the first round to take him