Micah Parsons, a standout for the Cowboys, has distanced himself from his brother’s remarks regarding his future.
Michah Parsons, a standout for the Dallas Cowboys, used social media on Sunday to clarify remarks made by his brother, Terrence Parsons Jr.
Since the Cowboys were eliminated by the Detroit Lions in the Wild Card round, there has been no shortage of drama in Dallas. Terrence Parsons was one of the prominent Cowboys players’ families who expressed their annoyance.
In a series of posts supporting his younger brother, Terrence Parsons wrote, “I because y’all are really clueless out here.” “The organization he works for is doing the biggest atrocities against him. You will all miss him once he
In his widely shared tweets, Terrence Parsons also made some jabs at the Cowboys supporter base. Micah Parsons sought to use a statement from his account to resolve the drama.
Michah Parsons tweeted, “Any remarks expressed by Terrence Parsons Jr. are his and his alone. “As you are aware, I have no problem speaking my mind. I’m more dedicated than ever to winning a championship for the world’s finest fan base because I love my team, my teammates, and Dallas.
Micah’s brother somewhat retracted his statement shortly after it was made, accusing media outlets of “twisting his words.”
“I actually have a voice of my own. Terrence Parsons stated, “I didn’t say anything to offend any player. “I’ve been a Cowboys fan since I was born, and I only want the best for each and every member of the team. It’s like I’m twisting my words to get clicks.
Scuttlebutt over Parsons possibly departing the Cowboys has not been new. On January 11, he made light of it when talking about the possibility of his defensive coordinator Dan Quinn leaving to take a position as head coach.
“Dan is my partner,” Parsons said to the press. And it’s always out of love if he does leave me. You never know, he might take me with him.”
The Cowboys’ top goal this offseason will be to get an extension with Parsons. He signed a rookie contract with a five-year option that runs through 2024. Jerry Jones, the owner of the Cowboys, mentioned that Parsons’ payment was required during star guard Zack Martin’s July holdout.
Precedent is not relevant here. It’s all about the facts, added Jones. “To pay Parsons, we require the funds. To compensate the players we will eventually have to pay, we need the money. It is a fact.
This week, Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott’s brother caused a commotion as well.
For the Cowboys, the drama has been a family affair all week. Dak Prescott’s brother Tad Prescott also sent a message on social media for the Dallas fans.
Why do cowboy lovers keep DMing me? Honestly, I would do everything to make Dak leave Dallas. Tad Prescott wrote, “I want him out of Dallas too. “He loves this team and wants to bring it rings, but the city and organization have been great to him and our family. Done with drama and the so-called fans.”
Similar to Parsons, Prescott is likely to have an exciting offseason. During the previous season, Prescott passed for 4,516 yards, 36 touchdowns, nine interceptions, and a passer rating of 105.9.
Prescott’s deal will contribute $59.455 million against the limit for the upcoming season if it is not altered. Dallas will probably extend him to bring that figure down. To be honest, there aren’t many other options available to the team.
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