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Micah Parsons just SHOCKED everyone at Cowboys practice—this change changes EVERYTHING.

Micah Parsons and the Dallas Cowboys might be far apart on negotiations, but he’s still giving fans hope.  

Dallas Cowboys defensive end Micah Parsons during training camp at the River Ridge Fields.

Micah Parsons and the Dallas Cowboys are still at odds when it comes to his contract negotiations.

Parsons felt disrespected by Jerry Jones and requested a trade. The team has shown no sign they will give in to those requests, but Parsons has continued to sit out of practice.

Parsons even took his hold-in a step further following his request by showing up to the practice field without his jersey for the first time this offseason.

On Monday, however, Parsons made a move that could give fans a glimmer of hope. After walking onto the field without the jersey again, Parsons decided to throw his familiar No. 11 on.

No, this doesn’t mean Parsons is set to put pen to paper on any contract. It also doesn’t mean Jones has seen the light and suddenly decided to conduct negotiations with maturity.

Still, it’s a small change that could be seen as a sign that Parsons is still proud to wear the team uniform.

It also helps knowing that head coach Brian Schottenheimer, who says he’s been in constant communication with Parsons, is also giving fans hope. Schottenheimer said they’re still operating as if Parsons will play for them, with the coach saying that’s his expectation.

For all his faults, Jones admitted this is all a negotiation and has stated he wants Parsons in Dallas. Seeing Parsons in the jersey Monday is a reminder that he’s still a part of the team. Let’s hope that remains the case in September.