Stephen A Smith Has a clear and brutal Message For Cowboys’ Micah Parsons
The Dallas Cowboys’ record is now 10-4 after a tough 31-10 loss to the Buffalo Bills in Week 15.
Micah Parsons was upset when Dallas fans, who had been cheering for the Cowboys, turned out in large numbers following the loss.
Due to the Cowboys’ widespread popularity in the NFL, the Cowboys pass rusher stated on his podcast on Monday that he thinks “everyone just waits for the Cowboys to lose.”
ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith took exception with that remark.
During a Tuesday “First Take” segment, the television personality went off on Parsons, explaining why Smith thought it was normal for everyone to talk about the Cowboys after a loss.
“Why are you making money off of people if you want to sit up there and literally complain about how you can’t understand how people are pulling against you?” stated Smith. “.. Man, it’s marketing. There is no apathy or indifference toward the Dallas Cowboys. Either you hate them or you love them.
Playing for “America’s Team,” which Forbes claims is among the most valuable sports teams in the world, comes with a lot of responsibility.
One major factor in the Cowboys’ continued success is the attention they receive from both the media and fans.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, as Smith mentioned in the interview, enjoys it when people comment about his team because it keeps people interested in them, whether in a good or bad way.
Even the Cowboys aren’t doing too poorly this season: Dallas, with a record of 10-4, is still very much in the running for both the NFC East and the top conference seed.
