With Micah Parsons, the Cowboys foolishly drag their feet

The article criticizes the Dallas Cowboys for their repeated delay in paying key players, highlighting their current procrastination with linebacker Micah Parsons. It argues that postponing such contracts only leads to higher costs as the market value for players like Parsons continues to rise, exacerbated by anticipated contracts like that of T.J. Watt. The piece suggests that this pattern of hesitation could lead to underprepared players if holdouts occur, ultimately affecting performance. It blames the Cowboys management for being cheap and shortsighted, contributing to their failure to reach the NFC Championship. In contrast, the article praises teams like the Eagles for promptly rewarding core players, implying this leads to greater success. Fans, it concludes, are powerless as long as the current ownership remains unchanged.