Breathe straightforward, Cowboys followers … not less than one former NFL basic supervisor is satisfied Micah Parsons‘ bitter contract feud with Dallas will not finish in a cut up.

Doug Whaley — who served because the Buffalo Payments’ GM from 2013 to 2017 — advised TMZ Sports activities on Friday that although issues do not look good in Huge D proper now, he cannot see a scenario the place Jerry Jones trades the star cross rusher.

Whaley pointed to the Cleveland Browns and the Pittsburgh Steelers’ conditions with Myles Garrett and T.J. Watt — and defined these, too, at occasions appeared dire … however bought resolved with large offers.

“If Jerry is saying what he stated,” Whaley advised us, “I can’t see them going to a divorce.”

Parsons is at present slated to make round $24 million this season whereas on the ultimate 12 months of his rookie contract. Dallas then holds the choice to franchise tag him for the following two years.

Parsons has already requested a commerce in an effort to get a greater slice of the pie — and on Thursday, he really wiped the crew from his X web page.

Whaley, although, made it clear, he thinks it will all be water beneath the bridge momentarily.

We additionally spoke with Corridor of Famer Kurt Warner on all of the drama with America’s Workforce … and he would not suppose the current actions from each side will ceaselessly influence their relationship.