FRISCO – Micah Parsons might have missed the last few games for the Dallas Cowboys through injury, but that doesn’t mean he can’t diagnose the problems plaguing the team.
Sitting at 3-3, the Cowboys are coming off one of the worst home losses in their history, a 47-9 defeat to the Detroit Lions, to enter the bye week beaten, broken, and searching for answers.
Luckily, Micah has some of those answers for the trip to Levi’s Stadium to take on their bogeyman rival on Sunday night.
“We can’t beat ourselves,” Parsons said. “San Fran, obviously, they’re going through their fair share of injuries, but, at the same time, we have to play great football up there.”
At times, the Cowboys have been their own worst enemy this season. Costly red zone interceptions, false starts, an inability to stop the run, and everything in between have been a driving force in Dallas getting the brakes beaten off regularly in 2024.
For Micah, what the defense does or doesn’t do affects the offense and vice versa.