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\n FRISCO, Texas (AP) \u2014 Micah Parsons skipped most of the voluntary offseason program with the Dallas Cowboys after alluding to a culture problem for the team in the wake of a shocking wild-card loss to Green Bay in January.The star pass rusher says he hasn\u2019t even found time for a one-on-one meeting with new defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer after the predecessor who nurtured Parsons in his first three seasons, Dan Quinn, left to become the coach in Washington.None of the above is an issue for the 2021 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year and two-time All-Pro. Parsons figures he\u2019ll be lining up, ready to sack Deshaun Watson, in the Sept. 8 opener at Cleveland.\u201cI don\u2019t think a locker room is the only way I can build chemistry with my teammates,\u201d Parsons said during the team\u2019s mandatory minicamp this week. \u201cJust because I\u2019m actively not here at the designated time doesn\u2019t mean I don\u2019t come in.\u201d<\/p>\n
Parsons spent time with Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud in China as part of goodwill tour for the NFL. He matched wits with sumo wrestlers overseas, and is always looking for alternative ways to train.<\/p>\n
Plus, the Cowboys will be spending a month together in California for training camp.\u201cI would say, \u2018You ever watch \u201cRemember the Titans?\u201d\u2019 We\u2019re gonna be in Oxnard a very, very long time,\u201d said Parsons, referring to the championship-winning high school team that bonded in a preseason camp.<\/p>\n
\u201cThere\u2019s gonna be a lot of chemistry in that building,\u201d Parsons said of the July 23-Aug. 22 stint that will include two preseason games. \u201cThat\u2019s really the time where you see everything. It\u2019s hard to really teach somebody without pads or contact or hand points. It\u2019s just not realistic.\u201dAnd maybe by then, Parsons will have had a lengthy chat with Zimmer, the former Minnesota head coach whose career on NFL sidelines started with the Cowboys 24 years ago. <\/p>\n
They both bring impressive resumes. Parsons has 40 1\/2 sacks in 50 regular-season games. Zimmer was one of the league\u2019s best defensive coordinators before eight seasons in charge of the Vikings.\u201cHonestly, me and Zim have probably said a total of 20 words to each other,\u201d Parsons said. \u201cHe\u2019s a very quiet person. All I keep hearing from the coaches is that Zim likes it this way. But I like it this way. I can\u2019t wait to have my true sit-down with him. I think it\u2019ll be pretty cool, because obviously old-school mindset, old-school mentality. He\u2019s had a lot of great players, but he ain\u2019t never had a Micah before. It\u2019ll be fun.\u201dParsons\u2019 unapologetic approach to the voluntary portion of the offseason doesn\u2019t bother Dak Prescott, who hasn\u2019t missed a day despite a suddenly uncertain future with the Cowboys. The star quarterback is going into the final season of his club-record $160 million, four-year contract.\u201cI\u2019m here, would love for Micah to be here,\u201d Prescott said, referring to the optional workouts that came before minicamp. \u201cTrust me, he\u2019s heard me say that. I know he\u2019s getting better. I know he\u2019s working on his body. So I don\u2019t have any angst or concerns there.\u201d<\/p>\n
Parsons makes it clear his absence has nothing to do with his contract. As All-Pro receiver CeeDee Lamb stays away from mandatory workouts seeking an extension going into the fifth and final year of his rookie deal, Parsons is a year behind that process. He\u2019s not in any hurry, and confident he can sign the richest defensive contract in NFL history.\u201cI can\u2019t really put a timetable on mine,\u201d said Parsons, who was a 12th overall pick by the Cowboys and already had the fifth-year club option on his rookie contract exercised for 2025. \u201cAll I gotta do is keep getting sacks, and that stuff will handle itself.\u201dParsons reminded reporters this isn\u2019t the first time he has stayed away from voluntary workouts, and the former Penn State standout believes in his methods of rest and recovery for his body.\u201cThis is all I have to offer the Cowboys,\u201d Parsons said as he moved his hands up and down in front of his torso and legs. \u201cThis is where all of my equity lies. I have no equity outside of this to offer them.<\/p>\n
\u201cIf I\u2019m not available when it really matters, because I\u2019m banged up or my body is not healing properly or I didn\u2019t get all the rehab or treatment that I need to be successful, then that\u2019s on me,\u201d Parsons said. \u201cIt\u2019s not on them. They\u2019ll just find the next me.\u201dAt the same time, Parsons is confident enough to believe there isn\u2019t another him.___AP NFL: https:\/\/apnews.com\/hub\/nfl<\/p>\n
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