Cowboys Trade Prediction Lands Them $36 Million Linebacker
The Dallas Cowboys got some great news on Wednesday when it was announced that the the franchise has officially opened the 21 day practice window for inside linebacker, DeMarvion Overshown, to be promoted to the active roster, alongside center, Cooper Beebe and rookie corner, Shavon Revel.
However even with the return of Overshown over the ensuing few weeks, the Cowboys could use some additional help at the off-the-ball linebacking position group.
2024 third round pick, Marist Liufau, has failed to kick on in his second year as a prof. And neither offseason addition, Jack Sanborn nor Kenneth Murray, has really impressed at the position – so little so that Sanborn lost his spot as a starter on ahead of week 8 to fifth round rookie, Shemar James.
The Dallas Cowboys Need Additional Help At Linebacker
So ESPN’s Matt Bowen and Jeremy Fowler suggest that the team be one of the most likely franchises to make a move for Cincinnati Bengals linebacker, Logan Wilson.
Wilson signed a four year, $36 million extension with the Bengals back in the 2023 offseason, and has been a good to very good player for Cincinnati over his half-decade plus stint in Ohio. But after paying both top wideouts, Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins this past offseason, Wilson could be seen as potential move-off spot on the roster.
“The Bengals are going younger at linebacker, relegating Wilson to a reserve role in favor of rookie Barrett Carter despite Wilson’s status as a team captain.” Fowler wrote on Wednesday. “Teams I’ve talked to believe Cincinnati is open to dealing Wilson, whose base salary is $5.4 million this season. Next year, Wilson has a base of $6 million.”
Logan Wilson Could Help Improve A Weak Point Of The Cowboys Defense
Despite getting demoted to the second string, Bowen still maintains that Wilson is a good, easily starter-worthy player in the middle of the defense.
“Wilson is a three-down defender with the coverage instincts and range to impact the pass defense.” Bowen wrote. “He has 11 interceptions and 11 pass breakups over his career, plus he has averaged seven tackles per game during his five-plus seasons. Wilson would be an upgrade in the middle of the defense for multiple teams.”
Although Overshown is likely the best option that the Cowboys have at the position at this point, it is unlikely that he will come into the team and immediately make a difference right of the bat.
His very complicated knee injury suffered last season will have kept him out for around 11 months by the time he retakes the field over the next couple of weeks, and even after being cleared to play, he won’t be able to hit top form perhaps until the end of the year – and perhaps longer.
So, in the meantime, adding a player like Logan Wilson – who has very reasonable cap hits of $8.75, 9.5 and 8.2 million over the next three years – makes sense for a team that still needs help on the defensive side of the ball, which is currently not keeping pace with the high-powered offense.
Micah Parsons of Green Bay Packers: A Quiet Gesture that Speaks Volumes – Why His Act of Kindness on a Flight is Shaping His Legacy
Green Bay, WI — October 11, 2025
Parsons, who has quickly become one of the most dominant and respected linebackers in the NFL, was caught in a viral moment this week that has left fans and fellow athletes alike in awe. The incident occurred not on the football field, but rather aboard a commercial flight from Green Bay, where Parsons made a seemingly small but profoundly meaningful gesture that reminded everyone of what true leadership and character really look like.
A Quiet Act of Respect
According to multiple witnesses, just moments before takeoff, Parsons — dressed casually in a hoodie and baseball cap — was seated in first class when an elderly man in a U.S. veteran cap was escorted down the aisle. Without hesitation, Parsons stood up, offered his seat, and urged the veteran to take it. The veteran initially refused, but Parsons insisted with a smile and quietly moved to an economy seat without making a scene.
However, what came next made this moment even more special. After relocating to his new seat, Parsons didn’t seek attention or bask in any praise. Instead, he spent the next few minutes helping fellow passengers with their luggage, offering assistance to families, and even helping a mother calm her crying baby. According to flight attendants, Parsons “was just helping — quietly, gently, as if it was the most natural thing in the world.”
This modest act, captured by no cameras and recorded by no media outlets, was a reflection of Parsons’ personality both on and off the field — humble, genuine, and compassionate. “He wasn’t drawing attention to himself,” one witness noted. “He was just being a good person.”
A Ripple of Kindness: The Flight Cabin Responds
As Parsons continued his quiet service, passengers began to take notice. Within minutes, murmurs spread across the cabin, and then, a spontaneous show of admiration erupted. Fellow passengers started chanting his name: “Parsons! Parsons!” The reaction was overwhelming — applause, cheers, and even tears filled the plane as everyone realized the full extent of Parsons’ kindness.
What made this moment even more impactful was the deep connection it forged with those onboard. One passenger shared a poignant reflection, writing on social media, “No cameras. No PR stunt. Just pure class.”
This simple truth set social media ablaze, with fans across the world praising Parsons for showing the kind of leadership that cannot be measured in sacks or tackles for loss.
