Micah Parsons might be a defensive monster on the field, but off it? He’s got his eyes on luxury-and he wants the Dallas Cowboys to help foot the bill.
The three-time Pro Bowler took to social media this week after Xavier Worthy, the Kansas City Chiefs’ breakout rookie receiver, went viral for showing off his jaw-dropping, custom-built garage.
Worthy‘s video, which quickly racked up millions of views, features a garage floor designed with art that captures key moments of his football journey-from high school highlights to his record-setting 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine, and now his rookie year in the NFL.
Parsons, clearly impressed, reposted the viral clip with a not-so-subtle request:
“Who can do this for me?”
The Cowboys‘ star is clearly itching to upgrade his own setup-but there’s one major catch: he still doesn’t have a contract extension.
Parsons watches Worthy shine-on and off the field
Xavier Worthy isn’t just winning in the real estate department. On the field, the rookie wideout made a name for himself in 2024, stepping up in a depleted Kansas City receiving corps.
He logged 59 receptions for 638 yards and six touchdowns during the regular season-but it was his electric Super Bowl performance that truly turned heads: 157 receiving yards and two touchdowns, helping the Chiefs dominate.
Micah Parsons, meanwhile, is coming off a season where, despite continued individual dominance, the Cowboys once again fell short in the playoffs. He’s now entering a pivotal offseason-one that could shape his long-term future with Dallas.
The Cowboys have yet to offer a new contract to Parsons, who’s widely considered one of the best defenders in the league. Without an extension in place, Parsons has become more vocal online and in interviews-subtly turning up the pressure on team ownership to secure the deal he wants.
Cowboys drama and future moves
The offseason hasn’t been smooth for the Cowboys. Following their playoff exit, Mike McCarthy was let go, signaling yet another reset in Dallas. Veteran DeMarcus Lawrence then exited in free agency, signing with Seattle-and sparking a mini-war of words with Parsons on social media.
Despite the noise, Parsons is focused on the upcoming season, and he’s eager to return with a vengeance. The Cowboys also hold a key pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, offering them the opportunity to add new firepower and reshape their roster.
But one thing is clear: Parsons wants to win-and he wants to get paid. And if that custom garage is any indication, he wants to win off the field, too.
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