Micah Parsons, linebacker for the Dallas Cowboys, isn’t one to let criticism of his team slide. Recently, Detroit Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs made a comment on Up & Adams where he said he would “be so sick” if he were part of the Cowboys this season, referring to the team as a $10 billion organization. Parsons, not pleased with the remark, took to his X account to sarcastically respond, calling it “the biggest cap in AMERICA!!!”
Despite the Cowboys being one of the most financially backed teams, they are currently ranked third in the NFC East, with a 6-8 record this season. Parsons, however, has been impressive individually, with 21 solo tackles and 8.5 sacks so far.
In the Cowboys’ most recent game, they defeated the Carolina Panthers 30-14, with Parsons contributing three tackles and a sack.
Looking ahead to the offseason, Parsons has expressed his eagerness to help the Cowboys’ owner, Jerry Jones, by supporting the team through free agency. Parsons doesn’t prioritize being one of the highest-paid players on the team but instead wants the Cowboys to invest in acquiring quality players for the roster. This reflects his commitment to team success over personal wealth.
Parsons has continued to be a strong force for the Cowboys this season, contributing defensively with 21 solo tackles and 8.5 sacks. With the Cowboys now preparing to face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Parsons’ leadership is key as they aim to improve their standing in the NFC East.
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