Some Dallas Cowboys fans may have had enough of star pass rusher Micah Parsons’ antics, according to reports from Shan Shariff of 105.3 The Fan.
According to Shariff, not every member of the Cowboys organization would be sad if Parsons left.
“I’m not sure how much of his reputation is harmed and how much is true.” I’m not sure whether this is how a normal superstar acts. I’m not sure how harmful it is.
All I know, though, is that far too many people have told me that there would be a sizable number of happy or relieved people inside the Ford Center at The Star in Frisco if Micah Parsons was no longer there.
Trade rumors involving Parsons and other clubs, including the Philadelphia Eagles, the Cowboys’ NFC East foe, have surfaced since Shariff’s report.
Athletic Three trade destinations—the Detroit Lions, Baltimore Ravens, and lastly the Philadelphia Eagles—were suggested by DFW’s Cem Yolbulan for the Cowboys.
Yolbulan was traded for an edge rusher out of Georgia and the Eagles’ 2023 first-round selection, Nolan Smith, along with first and third-round picks.
The Cowboys are expected to keep their outstanding pass rusher under team control for the upcoming few seasons, as it seems doubtful that they would trade Parsons to a division rival.
