Despite his unresolved contract situation, Micah Parsons made his way to AT&T Stadium on Friday to attend the Dallas Cowboys' final preseason game against the Atlanta Falcons. However, the linebacker only watched on from the sidelines and did not participate in the contest.On social media, a clip of Parsons arriving at the stadium wearing a dark navy sweatshirt with shorts and munching on nachos went viral. The four-time Pro Bowler even flashed the "call me" sign while passing by reporters and fans in the tunnel."Cowboys DE Micah Parsons has reported to AT&T Stadium for today's final preseason game despite yesterday's online drama. Eating nachos," Cowboys reporter Nick Harris wrote in a post on X/Twitter.Fans soon reacted to the linebacker's seemingly laid-back attitude while arriving to watch his team's final preseason game.chan @ACA_214LINK@NickHarrisFWST He’s legit a childurbs @urbs0325LINK@NickHarrisFWST @1053SS But he doesn’t want to be here anymore, but he shows up for everything. Really makes his words meaningless.Bullet Mae @malindaninaLINK@NickHarrisFWST oh my gosh, our team is not serious.Isaac David Saenz @isaacdsaenzLINK@NickHarrisFWST This dude isn’t making himself look any better with each passing day. Has Jerry botched negotiations and handled this the wrong way? Absolutely, but Parsons hasn’t made the situation any better by acting like a teenage girl on social media and with his body language at practice.HappyPi @odunayovLINK@NickHarrisFWST Not a serious person imho.. 🤣Kash @KAshby411LINK@NickHarrisFWST He shoulda stayed home …Just a day before the Cowboys versus Falcons matchup, Dallas owner Jerry Jones went viral for his accusations against Parsons' agent, David Mulugheta. On Michael Irvin's podcast, he said that the agent was the reason why they failed to close a deal. Jones also accused Mulugheta of making the situation ugly by not agreeing to the terms of the contract they offered the linebacker.During an appearance on Stephen A. Smith's show, Jones doubled down on his comments about Parsons' agent and fired more shots at him with a unique anecdote."In the spirit of not doing the whole mother-dad deal," Jones said, "how many times have you seen a little rascal, so clever, go in there, and Mom told him, 'Uh-uh, you're not going to get it,' and goes to Daddy, who sees him after five in the afternoon and wants to love him and says, 'You can have it, son. You can have that before dinner.'"And he goes back in and says, 'Momma, Daddy said I can have it.' And so mom, dad have been around since the beginning of time."I'm not going to do that s**t here. I'm not going for it, no. We've had a very, very strong negotiation. By the way, frankly, it wouldn't have made any difference what the negotiation was. Guess who has to be comfortable for this to work?"Ex-Bengals star opens up about biggest Micah Parsons problem amid contract negotiations with CowboysFormer Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Carson Palmer highlighted a major problem involving Micah Parsons amid his contract negotiations.On Colin Cowherd's podcast "The Herd," Palmer talked about how the linebacker has missed several practice sessions over the past couple of weeks. He said even if Jerry Jones pays him, Parsons might end up struggling on the field because of fatigue and lack of practice."I think the biggest thing with Micah's situation is he hasn't practiced," Palmer said (Timestamp: 2:00). "He's not physically ready. ... The problem is, if you pay a guy top-tier money, and his body hasn't gone through a real training camp and all the preseason games and the preparations that a guy like Micah needs to get his body ready to be durable throughout the season."In four seasons, Micah Parsons has played in 62 games for the Dallas Cowboys, recording 256 tackles, 52.5 sacks, 63 tackles for loss and 112 quarterback hits.