Breathe easy, Cowboys fans … at least one former NFL general manager is convinced Micah Parsons‘ bitter contract feud with Dallas won’t end in a split.

Doug Whaley — who served as the Buffalo Bills’ GM from 2013 to 2017 — told TMZ Sports on Friday that even though things don’t look good in Big D right now, he can’t see a situation where Jerry Jones trades the star pass rusher.

Whaley pointed to the Cleveland Browns and the Pittsburgh Steelers’ situations with Myles Garrett and T.J. Watt — and explained those, too, at times seemed dire … but got resolved with massive deals.

“If Jerry is saying what he said,” Whaley told us, “I cannot see them going to a divorce.”

Parsons is currently slated to make around $24 million this season while on the final year of his rookie contract. Dallas then holds the option to franchise tag him for the next two years.

Parsons has already requested a trade in an effort to get a better slice of the pie — and on Thursday, he actually wiped the team from his X page.

Whaley, though, made it clear, he thinks it’ll all be water under the bridge momentarily.

We also spoke with Hall of Famer Kurt Warner on all the drama with America’s Team … and he doesn’t think the recent actions from both sides will forever impact their relationship.