Micah Parsons isn’t the only big-name client represented by Mulugheta. The agent also represents players like Green Bay’s Jordan Love, Houston’s C.J. Stroud, Miami’s Jalen Ramsey and Cleveland’s ...

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has stirred controversy again — this time by dismissing the role of Micah Parsons’ agent ...

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Tuesday that all contract extension discussions with Micah Parsons have been with the star linebacker himself. Jones has not contacted Parsons’ agent, David ...

The two who will be tangoing are agent David Mulugheta and Jerry Jones' camp, and the two parties had a very weird interaction through the media this week. On Tuesday, Jones revealed to reporters ...

The Dallas Cowboys have the money, the need, and the window—now it all comes down to whether Jerry Jones and David Mulugheta ...

Abbreviated version: Jones and Parsons have met. Jones and David Mulugheta, the man who represents Parsons, have not. Even though Mulugheta is regarded as one of the league’s more respected ...

Owner Jerry Jones and Parsons have agreed to multiple key framework parameters for the deal, according to Jones himself, but it is reportedly awaiting approval from the 25-year-old's agent, David ...

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones expressed on Tuesday a desire to negotiate a new Micah Parsons contract directly with the player, without dealing with his agent, David Mulugheta. Jerry has done it before.

One of the NFL's best councils, David Mulugheta, represents linebacker Micah Parsons. In Parsons' contract extension saga, Mulugheta has responded to the disrespect on his name from Dallas Cowboys ...

Jones has dealt directly with Parsons in discussing “every issue in the room,” as he put it, while bypassing David Mulugheta, one of the most respected agents in the NFL universe.

David Mulugheta on the advice he gives his players when holding out for a contract. “…You just have to know how to use your leverage, you gotta understand who you’re dealing with.” ...

During apparent negotiations, Jerry Jones seemed to take a jab at Parson's agent, David Mulugheta. According to Jones, he spent "five, six hours" directly engaging with Parsons about terms of a ...