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Micah Parsons isn't just focused on the offseason-he might also be working on Dallas' next big roster move. The Cowboys' star linebacker recently announced his charity event, Pins with a Purpose, and the guest list has fans buzzing.
Parsons will host the bowling night on March 20 in the Dallas area, with notable NFL players in attendance, including Cowboys defensive tackle Osa Odighizuwa, Buffalo Bills wide receiver Stefon Diggs, and-most intriguingly-Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett.
The moment Parsons shared the news, speculation took off. Garrett, one of the league's top rushers, has reportedly requested a trade from Cleveland, and many believe Parsons is using the event as an opportunity to recruit him to the Cowboys.
Fans think Parsons is playing GM
Social media exploded with reactions, with many fans convinced Parsons is taking on a recruiter role.
"Micah Parsons is more of a GM than Jerry Jones," one fan joked.
"Recruiting event in disguise," another commented.
"Protect Micah at ALL COST! He is doing his BEST to get Myles to Dallas!" added a third.
While there's no official confirmation that Parsons is actively trying to bring Garrett to the Cowboys, the idea is enticing. Garrett, the 2023 Defensive Player of the Year, dominated last season with 14 sacks and three forced fumbles. Pairing him with Parsons would give Dallas one of the most feared -rushing duos in the NFL.
Could the Cowboys make a move?
Dallas struggled to maintain consistency on defense last season, and adding a game-changer like Garrett could be exactly what the team needs. However, any trade would require aggressive action from team owner Jerry Jones, who hasn't made a blockbuster defensive move in years.
For now, Parsons is keeping things lighthearted, promoting his event as a night of fun for a good cause. But if Myles Garrett ends up in a Cowboys jersey this offseason, fans will look back at Pins with a Purpose as where it all began.