Micah Parsons’ brother Terrence believes Cowboys star’s heart still belongs to Dallas amid contract drama

The Dallas Cowboys’ contract standoff with Micah Parsons continues to stir debate across the NFL, but the linebacker’s brother has stepped in with a message of reassurance for fans.

While national reports suggest a split could be on the horizon, Terrence Parsons insists his brother still loves Dallas and has no desire to walk away.

Terrence Parsons believes Micah Parsons wants to stay in Dallas

In the middle of swirling contract rumors, Parsons was spotted at practice this week, interacting with teammates and even sitting alongside Stephen Jones, the son of Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. Despite speculation of tension, Parsons has remained present with the team instead of holding out, a move that speaks volumes.Adding to that, Terrence Parsons posted on X after a video of his brother surfaced from Tuesday’s practice. He wrote, “I don’t think people realize how much Micah wanna be out there man.” The comment directly challenged the growing narrative that Parsons is preparing to leave the Cowboys.

Longtime Cowboys insider Clarence Hill Jr. backed that sentiment, saying he does not believe Parsons wants a “divorce” from Dallas, echoing what fans have hoped to hear all offseason.

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Not everyone shares the same confidence. ESPN’s Adam Schefter suggested earlier this week that Parsons may not finish his career in Dallas, citing strained negotiations and ongoing uncertainty. On Unsportsmanlike, Schefter said, “There is a real possibility this could be the last year for Micah in Dallas.”That perspective has only fueled speculation about whether the Cowboys can keep their star defender long-term, or if a blockbuster move could eventually force him out of Dallas.Despite the outside noise, Parsons’ behavior tells another story. Many players in contract disputes skip practices or distance themselves from the team. Parsons, however, has continued showing up, staying engaged, and proving he wants to be part of the Cowboys’ defense this season.Also Read: San Francisco 49ers sign QB Nate Sudfeld to one-year deal, place RB Patrick Taylor on injured reserve With Terrence Parsons publicly insisting that Micah’s heart still belongs in Dallas, there’s reason for fans to believe the situation may not be as dire as some reports suggest. While the front office has major decisions ahead, Parsons’ loyalty and presence on the field give Cowboys Nation hope that their defensive cornerstone will remain in Dallas for years to come.