Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says he has met with star pass rusher Micah Parsons for "five or six hours" over the past two weeks, and believes the two sides agree on "most" issues as talks over a new deal continue.

Jones discussed a few topics at the NFL Annual Meeting, including some injury updates and DeMarcus Lawrence’s recent Dallas criticism.

Dallas has made a respectable offer. Micah’s ready to sign. Now the team must navigate a high-stakes, three-party negotiation where the agent isn’t just protecting a player—but the entire market as well as his own pockets.

One NFL executive questioned the priorities of the Dallas Cowboys' ownership and whether their ambitions match that of the fanbase. "They are a well-run team, but what they want to do and what their fans want them to do are two different things right now,

While contract negotiations may not be a concern for the Jones family, it appears as if agents around the league have devised plans to handle Dallas. Elsewhere, as front office gathered at league meetings,

With the NFL annual meetings underway in Florida, Jerry Jones shared his thoughts on the Parsons situation and ended up creating a stir when he publicly disrespected Parsons' agent, David Mulugheta. Parsons fired back at Jerry Jones after the public shade and who knows what will happen today as the situation continues to drag out.