Dallas Cowboys superstar Micah Parsons broke his silence after not taking any interviews or hosting his podcast with Bleacher Report since his team’s loss to the Green Bay Packers.
Up until Wednesday, Parsons’ vocal self was missing beyond a moment or two on Twitter/X, where he isn’t afraid to call out people following games, win or lose.
This time, however, Parsons made some strong comments about the state of the team. Particularly, Micah let it be known
“It sucks and you know, you know, sitting here and (Jerry Jones) talking about we’re going all in this year, man, I swear I will hope for (it),” Parsons said on his podcast The Edge . ” I’m 24 years old. I’ve been in this league, you know, three years and I kind of seen it all and I hope that we go all in I hope that we go out and get the players that were missing because we didn’t do that this year.”
That last sentence is certainly a big one. When Jones claims the Cowboys are going “all-in,” fans and media who have been around for years understand it’s a promise he’s unlikely to keep. At least over the last three decades, it hasn’t been the way they approach team building.