Micah Parsons has more leverage after Las Vegas' Maxx Crosby and Cleveland's Myles Garrett shattered contract records for edge rushers.

The Dallas Cowboys lack of urgency will likely pressure them into making Micah Parsons the next highest-paid non-quarterback ... but at the expense of Cowboys Nation's patience.

Some signs - or at least some rumors - point to Stefon Diggs and the Dallas Cowboys being a brotherly match in free agency.

With injury concern, it's expected the San Francisco 49ers will offer a one-year "prove-it" deal for Dre Greenlaw, but if bigger budgets come calling - like the Dallas Cowboys - don't be surprised if he finds a new home this offseason.

The Cowboys can still dig into the running back pile in free agency, of course, with good names atop the list. But Aaron Jones is signing with the Vikings.

First it was Maxx Crosby. Then came Myles Garrett. You would think Micah Parsons is next to score the big contract ... right? Apparently a Dallas Cowboys trade is now possible?

The Kansas City Chiefs have signed playmaking linebacker Nick Bolton to a three-year, $45 million contract. The deal includes $30 million in guarantees. The Chiefs re-sign another one of their draft choices.

After demanding a trade and prompting Commanders fans to dream about him in Washington, Myles Garrett has signed a record-breaking contract to remain with the Cleveland Browns.

Will the Dallas Cowboys' "selectively aggressive" approach to free agency yield a star who can help them improve on last season's disastrous season?

Does DK Metcalf deserves to be in that upper echelon? Maybe. But Cowboys COO Stephen Jones has talked cautiously about "paying twice'' ... in a new contract and a costly trade.