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NFL teams have already begun voluntary workouts for the 2025 season, and new Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer has made a strategic move with the mission of strengthening the locker room.
Schottenheimer plans to establish order and discipline in his first year at the helm of the Cowboys, and within his first decisions he moved Micah Parsons' locker to be close to Dak Prescott, with the idea of strengthening the team's leadership, implementing competition between two of its figures to challenge each other.
"Two of our best players have combined them. We're also doing other things where the guys compete on a daily basis, and we've included different things, but they can just challenge each other in a good way," NFL specialist Clarence Hill Jr. published on his X about Schottenheimer's words to explain his decision on Prescott and Parsons
Micah Parsons defends Dak Prescott
Micah Parsons is still in the negotiation stage to sign a contract extension to rival the deals that Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb secured last season.
So once the deal is confirmed, Parsons will continue his mission to return the Cowboys to prominence, and according to a count by Sportskeeda, the linebacker has shown his for Prescott, despite the recent results, he even went so far as to propose him for MVP in the 2023 season.
"Well, I think Dak should have been the MVP last year. Putting all that aside, if you look at the stats and everything he did and accomplished, a team that made the playoffs with a 12-5 record... didn't have a Triple Crown defense... by the way they analyze Dak... his defense let him down. We got 30 points, we couldn't stop the streak. So was it really Dak's fault?" Micah Parsons commented