Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer doesn’t appear too worried about Micah Parsons’ Week 1 availability. With a contract dispute ongoing between the star pass rusher and the Cowboys, Schottenheimer told reporters he’s confident Parsons will play when Dallas takes on its division rival on Sept. 4 – contract extension or not.

The Dallas Cowboys and superstar edge rusher Micah Parsons remain locked in a contract stalemate. The latest news is that there is no news because Jerry Jones basically refuses to talk to Parsons' agent about a deal.

The Cowboys' last preseason game is Friday and Joe Milton, Jaydon Blue, several receivers and defensive tackles will be in the spotlight.

In light of the latest developments regarding Micah Parsons, Colin Cowherd suggested that the Dallas Cowboys take a page out of their division rival's book.

A new Netflix series on Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys empire spends one segment on a particularly devastating playoff loss to Green Bay.

Dallas wide receiver Jonathan Mingo is likely to start the season on injured reserve because of a sprained posterior cruciate ligament in his right knee. A source told ESPN Mingo is looking at a recovery period of four to six weeks,

Micah Parsons’ status is unchanged. Schottenheimer expects no practice changes as ESPN reports stalled talks have “gotten personal.”

Preseason games do not count on the official ledger, but they are important tools for NFL personnel executives in determining active roster construction. Players on the bubble in one environment could be bottom-of-the-roster candidates who make an impact in other situations.

As the Cowboys prepare for their final preseason game, they provided updates on several injured offensive contributors on Monday.