Dallas owner/general manager Jerry Jones will need some convincing on that timeline, which is why talks begin on Friday

The Dallas Cowboys defense went to work first on Sunday afternoon against the Washington Commanders. You are aware that the game marked the season finale for Dallas. Finale’s are often filled with big-time storylines in story-telling and Micah Parsons made sure his story for the 2024 season was special.

The Cowboys Public Relations announced the news on X. "With 2.0 sacks in the first quarter, Micah Parsons surpassed 10.0 sacks in 2024, becoming the fourth NFL player since 1982 with at least 10.0 sacks in each of his first four seasons, joining Reggie White, Derrick Thomas and Dwight Freeney."

When the season ended, the Cowboys had a dramatically negative turn in several areas. The Cowboys allowed more averages in points (27.5 to 18.5), total yards (355.2 to 299.7), fourth-quarter points (130 to 67), rushing yards (137.1 to 112.4) and passing yards (218.1 to 187.4).

The clock has struck zero at AT&T Stadium, and with that Dallas’s 2024 season has come to a close, and it’s unfortunately a bitter ending. This 23-19 Cowboys loss came at the very last second to the Commanders.

The season is over for the Dallas Cowboys and anyone who paid even a fractional level of attention over the offseason had a funny feeling that this sentence would be written on the final day of the league’s regular season as a whole.