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.
Playing in the preseason comes with both positives and negatives. On the one hand, teams can watch players compete at their highest-level striving to earn a roster spot and a future in
Recently, I published a post that ended with the mention of Dak Prescott’s resolve. Well, if “resolve” is the correct description of Dak’s outlook, Micah Parsons’ recent statements should be described as
The NFL’s top 100 players list has finally been revealed. The list is made by other players around the league voting on the top 100 players from the most recent season (2023).
There are only five players in NFL history who have more sacks in their first two seasons than Micah Parsons. The Dallas Cowboys’ defensive wunderkind has accumulated 26.5 sacks in a span
Training camp is just about upon us, and the Dallas Cowboys look to hit the ground running once they arrive in Oxnard, California. The temperatures may be in the 70s, but the
The Dallas Cowboys training camp is so close you can almost taste it. Fans have been clamoring for some real football. Watching highlights of seasons past and reading blogs about what could
In about a month the Dallas Cowboys will gather in Oxnard, California. At stake? Who will comprise the final 53-man roster that opens the season in New York. While that outcome won’t
As the years pass, many more players are entering the NFL as pure athletes capable of playing multiple positions. One of these positions is defensive end. The defensive end position has evolved.
Pete Prisco, Senior NFL Columnist for CBS Sports, released his top 100 NFL players entering the 2023 season. Four Dallas Cowboys players made the list, while four others found themselves on the
Micah Parsons is special – at this point, that sounds like an understatement. Parsons’ true position has been up for debate on occasion, but his impact is undeniable. That’s the case according
As we slowly inch closer to the summer months, Pro Football Focus released their rankings for the top 25 players under 25 entering the 2023 NFL season. The NFL is filled with
NFL contracts for superstar players get larger with virtually every new contract that is signed. The Dallas Cowboys have their own players to sign soon, and the emphasis should be on “soon”.
As we enter the third installment of the way-too-early 53-man roster projection series, tough decisions needed to be made. As it turns out, this once four-part series will actually end up as
The two-time first-team All-Pro Micah Parsons is taking all the necessary steps to make the transition from linebacker to defensive end full-time next season. Parsons has been working out in Austin and
Prior to the opening of the NFL’s free agency frenzy, Cowboys’ linebacker Micah Parsons was not happy. He sounded off about the decision to trade Amari Cooper last year. A sentiment shared
As many football fans know, Linebacker Micah Parsons is for sure a top 5 linebacker in today’s NFL. With 26.5 sacks, 149 tackles, and enough quarterback hurries forced to fill up AT&T
This might become the weakest unit on the defensive side of the ball for the Cowboys in 2023: The linebackers. Leighton Vander Esch had his best year yet, even after missing three
Micah Parsons made headlines consistently throughout the season for his ferocious style of getting after the quarterback. With the season being over, he has no intent of leaving the spotlight. At least
The title of this post means exactly what it says. No double-entendres, no inside jokes, no euphemisms. This is not satire. Micah Parsons is on Twitter doing the most… again. Although the
Yesterday afternoon was the first Sunday without a real football game since August, yet I watched the new Pro Bowl games. It was even nice to see some Cowboys players even have
After a dominant performance from the Dallas Cowboys on both sides of the ball in the Wild Card round of the 2022 NFL Playoffs, a few key defenders found themselves banged up
