Micah Parsons (born May 26, 1999) is the Dallas Cowboys’ four-time Pro Bowl, two-time first-team All-Pro edge defender wearing #11.
Drafted 12th overall out of Penn State in 2021, the Harrisburg, Pa. native burst onto the scene as the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year and has already stacked 52.5 career sacks—including 12 more in the 2024 season—while alternating between linebacker and defensive end.
Parsons’ elite speed-to-power rush, sideline range, and penchant for strip-sacks keep him in every Defensive Player of the Year race and cement him as the cornerstone of Dallas’ Super Bowl aspirations.
One of my favorite parts of the NFL season is when it’s finally over. Let me explain. Yes, there are moments of despair, knowing meaningful football is seven months away, but there
The confetti might still be falling on the turf in Caesar’s Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana after the Philadelphia Eagles dismantled Patrick Mahomes and the two-time defending Super Bowl champions in a
Radio Row is a collection of media at the Super Bowl festivities. Interviews with players from both teams are conducted, and the media is free to ask questions. The great thing about
Although the hiring of Brian Schottenheimer as head coach didn’t inspire much enthusiasm among fans, hype is building elsewhere. The 2025 Cowboys defense is getting people excited, and it may be for
The Dallas Cowboys NFL head coaching search is well underway, and there have already been several names tied to the historic franchise. Bill Belichick removed himself from the list pretty early on,
The Dallas Cowboys are in the middle of a head coach search for the first time since 2020, and just the second time in the past 15 years. Out is Mike McCarthy
I had the opportunity this weekend to do something I’ve been trying to do with my dad and brothers for years. We stayed in an RV out on a ranch for the
The 2024 NFL regular season has come to a close and, thanks to a 7-10 record, the Dallas Cowboys’ season is over for good after failing to qualify for the playoffs. Dallas’
The 2024 season was a disappointing one for the Dallas Cowboys, but even with that, they still had some players shine and do what they always do. With a big offseason on
The clock has struck zero at AT&T Stadium, and with that Dallas’s 2024 season has come to a close, and it’s unfortunately a bitter ending. This 23-19 Cowboys loss came at the
The regular season is coming to a close this week. Week 18 also signifies the final game of the season for the Dallas Cowboys. For the first time since an injury-stricken 2020
As we begin 2025, with hopes of a better ending for the Dallas Cowboys than 2024 provided, here’s some New Year’s resolutions we’d all like to see the Cowboys embrace. Hopefully, some
It has been a difficult season to be a fan of the Dallas Cowboys. It’s been a difficult few years, actually. If you’re in your late 30s or older like I am,
Considering that the Dallas Cowboys are playing in Year 65 of the franchise’s existence, it’s very hard to find franchise firsts these days. Yet, in Sunday’s brutal 41-7 loss to the Philadelphia
The NFL is an ever-changing entity, constantly evolving with each new offensive scheme that is born from the next great offensive mind. It works the same way for the defense, as well.
Lost among the rave reviews of the Dallas Cowboys’ win on Sunday was a possible vote of no confidence in Dak Prescott. Now, before you warm up the pitchforks and torches, let
It’s nearing the end of the 2024 regular season, and there is a laundry list of items that teams go through to start preparing for next season. The Dallas Cowboys have less
The Dallas Cowboys have two special players leading their position group in NFL Pro Bowl voting. The Cowboys currently have five players in the top-ten of their respective position groups, even though
It’s week 16 of the 2024 NFL season, and it’s time to start thinking about which of our friends will be hosting the Christmas Day NFL games, but not before enjoying the
If you’ve unplugged from the media coverage of this Cowboys season, you may be under the assumption that a head coaching search this offseason is a near certainty. However, if you have
George Teague was a free safety for the Dallas Cowboys for five seasons; 1996, 1998-2001. Teague’s greatest play for Dallas doesn’t show up in any box score. But you can watch it
