08/03/2025
Let’s clear something up…
It’s subjective to say one agent is better than the next — this is the nature of the business. Both David Mulugheta and Rocky Arceneaux are elite at what they do.
Tee Higgins switching to Rocky doesn’t mean David is a bad agent — it just made sense strategically. Rocky also represents Ja’Marr Chase, and with both guys on the same team, aligning under one agent created leverage to get those back-to-back Bengals deals done smoother and faster. That’s a chess move, not a reflection on Mulugheta’s ability.
Now let’s talk about Micah Parsons…
David Mulugheta has represented some of the highest-paid players in NFL history — Deshaun Watson, Jalen Ramsey, Michael Thomas, Budda Baker — and he’s known for getting top-tier money and fighting for long-term security.
So for people saying he’s a “terrible agent” just because the Parsons deal hasn’t happened yet — stop it. The man is doing exactly what great agents do: protecting his client’s value, timing, and leverage.
This isn’t Madden — it’s big business.
And David Mulugheta has always played it well.
