Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer shared that Micah Parsons has turned up to minicamp and shed some light on how much work he will do.

Parsons is waiting for Jones to budge on a contract that could exceed the highest non-quarterback deal in the NFL, currently Cincinnati receiver Ja’Marr Chase with a $40.25 million average per year. Cleveland edge rusher Myles Garrett recently agreed to a deal worth $40 million per year.

Unlike teammates in years past and even Pittsburgh’s All-Pro edge T.J. Watt, who was absent for mandatory minicamp amid his own contract negotiations, Parsons was in attendance for mandatory minicamp and even stated he’ll be at training camp late July in Oxnard —regardless of if a deal is done or not.