Micah is one of three individuals that has my Super Bowl number.

He asked, I mean, has my cell phone number.

He asked for it about a month ago and said, I want to be able to talk to you at any time.

And I said, Michael, you want a few, but we'll talk anytime.

Call me.

Jerry Jones, he has no Super Bowl number. I knew you're going to say that.

Well, he said it. Technically, he does. Technically, he has three Super Bowl numbers.

All right. All right. 27, 28 and 30. I got it. But, hey, that was back in the day.

He lost that number.

Yeah.

Well, it was a landline.

That's why.

That's funny.

Okay.

So that was Jerry talking about giving Michael Parsons his cell number so Micah can talk to him at any time.

And that's not just so they can trade recipes or talk about the latest episode of The Bachelorette. Jerry's trying to get business done. And we know Jerry has a history of going

directly to the player and making his case to the player, cutting out the person who has been

certified by the NFL Players Association to exclusively negotiate contracts on behalf of the player.

You don't want that pesky outsider screwing up the ability of Jerry to feel like he's getting a good deal for himself.

And that's exactly why he does it.

Here's a little more from Jerry on talking directly to Michael Parsons about the contract

that they apparently are trying to finalize.

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