Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones had an unbelievable defense for failing to get a contract extension worked out with Micah Parsons.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones took a strange shot at his star defensive end Micah Parsons on Monday, as well as his franchise quarterback Dak Prescott. Jones incorrectly stated that Parsons missed six games last season, when he in fact missed four, as he explained why the Cowboys have yet to come to terms on an extension with Parsons.

If the Dallas Cowboys fan in your life is not responding to texts right now, you might want to give them some space. As the Cowboys opened up training camp on Monday, they held their annual pre-training camp press conference featuring new head coach Brian Schottenheimer,

"I’m doing this for myself and my teammates," Parsons said of his decision to take part in training camp. "I'm not here to please another grown man."

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Jerry Jones made some pointed comments about Micah Parsons and Dak Prescott during a media availability on Monday.

"I’m doing this for myself and my teammates," Parsons said of his decision to take part in training camp. "I'm not here to please another grown man."