The latest update from ESPN's Adam Schefter is particularly concerning. Schefter said that the Cowboys and Parsons are "further away from a deal in late July, early August than (they) were in late March, early April." Schefter then summed things up in a way that definitely has Dallas fans concerned.

Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus couldn’t be happier with Micah Parsons in Oxnard. Dallas Cowboys pass-rushing linebacker Micah Parsons might not be on the field participating in drills, but that doesn’t mean he’s not having an impact.

This article was originally published on www.si.com as Adam Schefter Offers Concerning Update on Micah Parsons' Contract Talks With Cowboys. Micah Parsons is in line to reset the market when he receives a new contract from the Dallas Cowboys, as he figures to become the NFL's highest paid defensive player.