Mike Florio predicts one Cowboys star will not ‘walk through the door’ until he agrees to a new deal

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America’s Team has gotten into a sticky situation regarding their key players. Mike Florio believes their ‘priority’ extension will not show his face until he is shown a new deal.

The Dallas Cowboys have received momentous backlash over their treatment of their star players in the offseason.

Cowboy Nation and the media alike cannot understand why the franchise is persistent in delaying the inevitable negotiations.

Moreover, the quarterback market is continuing to flourish this offseason, with Jared Goff and Kirk Cousins receiving lucrative paydays.

The Dallas Cowboys have not got ahead of the market while their bitter rival has

There are next to no positional markets that are on a downward trajectory and the Cowboys are paying the price.

Furthermore, their NFC East rivals the Philadelphia Eagles have wasted no time in their contractual decisions.

They got ahead of the market and paid their WR1 A.J. Brown, making him the league’s highest-paid receiver.

There is no doubt that Justin Jefferson, Ja’Marr Chase, and CeeDee Lamb, who all are seeking record-breaking deals, will earn a bigger payday when they are inevitably signed on.

However, the Eagles made sure to get the cheapest price for Brown before the other star players raised the market roof.

Mike Florio has previously expressed a distaste for Jerry Jones’ philosophy when dealing with huge contracts.

Mike Florio predicts Parsons not to ‘walk through the door’ before a new deal

The NFL expert appeared on the Pat McAfee Show and addressed how he believes Micah Parsons’ contract will play out.

“I don’t think Micah Parsons is walking through the door until he gets his contract,” Florio explained on the podcast.

“I think Micah should be the top priority frankly, he’s the future, he’s one of the best defensive players that we have seen in a very long time.”

Micah Parsons is eligible for a new deal as he enters the fourth year of his rookie deal and is in line to become the most expensive defender ever.

Furthermore, the 25-year-old has earned All-Pro status in every NFL season under his belt and is on course to become a Hall of Famer.

Parsons is set to become the highest-paid defender and should be the Cowboys’ ‘priority’

The generation talent is the crown jewel of the Cowboys roster and he should be their ‘priority’, per Mike Florio.

Ultimately, America’s Team has backed itself into a corner and needs to address these key problems before they spiral out of control.

Parsons is set to return to the second round of OTAs in May which starts today, after opting to stay away to follow a different training program.

Attending training today would contradict Florio’s prediction.