The Dallas Cowboys’ playoff loss to the Green Bay Packers in the first round has not left a positive impression. Nobody has escaped criticism; Micah Parsons, Dak Prescott, and Mike McCarthy are just a few examples.
Whether or whether the criticism is warranted, it has started to irritate a lot of people, including the players’ families.
Dak’s brother Tad Prescott expressed his displeasure with Cowboys fans on Twitter on Saturday.
He had nothing but positive things to say about the organization itself, which surprised me. He has a direct battle with “so called fans”.
Terrence Parsons, the brother of Parsons, called out the fans and defended Micah in a Friday social media tirade. Additionally, he gave the group a boost.
Terrence referred to supporters in a barrage of posts as “clueless” and “fake”. Even more worrisome, he suggests that Micah might be able to go.
Parsons has one more season left on his deal, and the team can exercise his fifth-year option this offseason. However, the standout pass-rusher is expected to receive a large extension, so he has the option to wait until the start of the season—a move that has previously proved successful for other elite defenders.
While Prescott still has one year remaining on his contract, if the contract is not renewed, it will count a staggering $59 million against the limit in 2024. Prescott is likely to sign a new contract from Jerry Jones.
But what happens if Parsons and Prescott decide to leave during this offseason? That would be impressive to see in person.
