Why Micah is a concern

[MountaineerCowboy]

I don't need a history lesson on what the MVP is or who was our last MVP we've had some bias here even woody should be in the Hall of Fame and he's not yet we all know what's and deserves it but voting has a tendency to change things...

I do NOT Care if you recognize it or not..

I say he had an MVP season much like we know Lamar Jackson should have been the MVP this year it happens people get robbed the second team MVP has the word MVP in it literally an MVP seed nobody said he was the MVP I said he had an MVP type season... The irony here is Lamar Jackson should have got it this year but because he got it when he should not have in my opinion it was close but you give it to Prescott in 2023 you give it to Lamar Jackson in 2024 we wouldn't be having this conversation but that's how voting goes I say he should have got the MVP at quarterback if you wanted to take away from the quarterback fine you could've gave it to somebody else..

You're insane.

 

[Flamma]

So you say you dont see it on game day?

No offense but you dont watch him enough then. He does 2 to max. 3 plays and then checks out for the next 5 because he is so gased. If used like a starter and not like a rotational guy usually after 30 minutes he is done.

over the course of the season you can literally watch his decline after week 6 or 7.

the reason for that is lack of endurance and lack of knowledge of how to approach the game. the guy has to go full speed on every down. He doesnt know how to be a force by using only 80% of his power and speed. And as i already wrote there is not a small sign of development in that area.

That is also the reason why he disapears in the playoffs. Usually great players dont need to play 100% during the regular season to get great results. The play at 60 or 70%. When playoffs come that is one reason why you see great players being able to Dominator. They just have enough resources left.

In comparison DFlaw was on the other end of the extreme. The guy was very smart. He did exactly nothing for 3 drives. Then put everything he had in 2 run stops. Everybody celebrated him while he sat on the bench enjoying the spotlight.

Dint misunderstand me. Parsons is a very good player who just lacks the brain to be great. I like him. Just not for the contract he will demand. Trade him. There will be a team that will offer a great value in picks for him.

I really don't watch him too much during games. That's why I said it should happen on game day. I'm just going by the normal rules that if you can't stop the run, you're not getting a lot of sacks. I'll watch him more, you could be spot on.

Down and distance matters. How often does our defense have our opponent in 3rd or 2nd and long? Especially good opponents.

 

[blueblood70]

You can revise history to your liking but it is not changed to something it is not if you represent it falsely.

I'm not revising history, I just said why I said that he's second in MVP voting, is an MVP season it has MVP in the words there is no history revising..

I don't care if you like the guy or not I'm telling you Prescott deserved it just like Lamar Jackson there will always be controversy but we know he probably should have got it this year and didn't or Barkley should've got it this year and didn't but that doesn't mean when your second in MVP votong, you take the word MVP out he was it was second team all pro and 2nd in MVP voting but he still had a great season and that's why he's still here and that's why he is not to be removed from the caliber in which I replied to the guy he says he's not in the same caliber as Micah and lamb and I'm telling him and you you are wrong opinions are like oh oh can't say it here but you know everyone's got one.... I don't need it to be official to see what I saw with my own eyes he got robbed I know it could have been a fine line in the vote could have been debatable but in my opinion he should've got the MVP.. I mean that's the conversation right now lots of people are having saying Josh Allen didn't deserve it as much as Lamar. But that doesn't mean as a fan you take away how great a season it was and Prescott and lamb deserve the credit together for lamb getting his $40 million and then Prescott getting resigned because they both had a crazy good season and I say it was MVP caliber therefore I'm allowed to say it because he at least was second in voting I'm not revising history I'm telling it like it is you can't take Prescott and what he's done here with the Cowboys and say he's not on the level with Parsons and lamb it's nonsense and that's where this came from...

Of those three, Prescott isn't even in the same league.

this was who i was replying too

I mentioned last year with regards to the top three on this team

I would have traded Micah for picks, resigned Lamb and let Dak test free agency

and this guy...

So that's where my response came from and I'm telling you in 2023 he had an MVP caliber season doesn't matter if he was voted MVP but trying to take him out of this equation all of a sudden because he got hurt last year is ridiculous when he got hurt in 2020 he came back and through 37 touchdowns to only 10 interceptions and had a great season the next year put a better team with him and he does deserve to be lumped in with those other two guys it's as insane as people saying Parsons disappears in games when we have actual proof that he's not the only player that when you game plan for you could probably slow him down or take him out of the game as have in big games TJ Watt Joey bosa and miles Garrett they all have nothing as far as stats go in big games in the playoffs

I've already posted that here a few times so these things get started it's ridiculous I'm not concerned with Parsons I'm concerned with the team built around him not helping him achieve more success that's the problem around here...

 

[blueblood70]

You can revise history to your liking but it is not changed to something it is not if you represent it falsely.

It's not false I can say he had an MVP caliber season even if he didn't win the award because he was second in voting and most of us agree not the haters that he probably should've got it just like Lamar Jackson should've got it this year or Barkley should've got it this year and they just gave it to Josh Allen was Josh Allen deserving but the debate is strong that he should not have gotten it and if Prescott would have gotten it when he should have Lamar would have got it when he should have that's the problem with voting and what opinions people have of players... It's a fact 2023 was one of Prescott's best years it was MVP caliber and if I wanna say he had an MVP caliber season it's still true just because he wasnt voted the MVP it was an MVP caliber season...

 

[TwentyOne]

I don't need a history lesson on what the MVP is or who was our last MVP we've had some bias here even woody should be in the Hall of Fame and he's not yet we all know what's and deserves it but voting has a tendency to change things...

I do NOT Care if you recognize it or not..

I say he had an MVP season much like we know Lamar Jackson should have been the MVP this year it happens people get robbed the second team MVP has the word MVP in it literally an MVP seed nobody said he was the MVP I said he had an MVP type season... The irony here is Lamar Jackson should have got it this year but because he got it when he should not have in my opinion it was close but you give it to Prescott in 2023 you give it to Lamar Jackson in 2024 we wouldn't be having this conversation but that's how voting goes I say he should have got the MVP at quarterback if you wanted to take away from the quarterback fine you could've gave it to somebody else..

Maybe its just a misunderstanding what MVP stands for.

It doesnt mean best players on the team. It doesnt even mean the players is great. It just means he was the most valuable player of the team in what he did for the success of the team.

To me Prescott doesnt fullfill that. In none of his seasons. And to me its not even close. Its just that QB has so many options and it depends so much on this position that usually QB is the player of a team who is chosen.

But saying that compared to other players around the league the guy aint no competition at all.

 

[jazzcat22]

Who was the player that said the fans are the problem.

No I am not saying that, before you all get in an uproar.

I say that because it seems fans do have a problem with him, more so over his podcast and what he says than anything. I can't disagree either. But some stuff is hilarious at fans responses as well.

I do not care about all of that. I care about on the field.
Yes, he tires out at the end of the season. He does not come up big all that often when needed. Or, are some of that fans and media expectations are too high.

I would have no issues getting a lot of draft picks for him. As he alone will not put this defense over the top. As they did nothing to improve the defense dramatically for this season. Unless the get very lucky in the draft, and some 2nd and 3rd years players make tremendous leaps.
However, I am also fine if they keep him. As I said, those other players may be much better this year.

 

[Dools29]

Dallas finished 3rd in sacks but were 31st in points allowed.

 

[TwentyOne]

I really don't watch him too much during games. That's why I said it should happen on game day. I'm just going by the normal rules that if you can't stop the run, you're not getting a lot of sacks. I'll watch him more, you could be spot on.

Down and distance matters. How often does our defense have our opponent in 3rd or 2nd and long? Especially good opponents.

I am not talking about his stats. I was talking about his approach of the game and why he is a no show for most of the season and during playoffs.

 

[DallasEast]

It's not false I can say he had an MVP caliber season even if he didn't win the award because he was second in voting and most of us agree not the haters that he probably should've got it just like Lamar Jackson should've got it this year or Barkley should've got it this year and they just gave it to Josh Allen was Josh Allen deserving but the debate is strong that he should not have gotten it and if Prescott would have gotten it when he should have Lamar would have got it when he should have that's the problem with voting and what opinions people have of players... It's a fact 2023 was one of Prescott's best years it was MVP caliber and if I wanna say he had an MVP caliber season it's still true just because he wasnt voted the MVP it was an MVP caliber season...

It is contradictory to make an argument Dak Prescott was 'deserving' of being seen having an MVP season, while suggesting Josh Allen should not have been.

You have totally regulated the actual voting process to your subjectivity. The AP are not perfect by any means but they actually do the voting for who is designated as the league most valuable player.

 

[blueblood70]

It is contradictory to make an argument Dak Prescott was 'deserving' of being seen having an MVP season, while suggesting Josh Allen should not have been.

You have totally regulated the actual voting process to your subjectivity. The AP are not perfect by any means but they actually do the voting for who is designated as the league most valuable player.

No I actually use that as an example of how people perceive these things I didn't say he wasn't deserving of it I say it was debatable but it should have probably went to Lamar Jackson and that's why Lamar Jackson shouldn't have got it the year before they didn't wanna give it to him two years in a row when there was another person close enough to be deserving that's what voting is if you don't understand that that's fine I didn't say Josh Allen didn't deserve it I'm saying I believe Lamar Jackson was more deserving just like I believe Prescott was more deserving in 2023 than Lamar Jackson if you don't understand that that's how perception is that's how opinions get I think Prescott was robbed even if it was just slightly there is debate...

 

[DallasEast]

No I actually use that as an example of how people perceive these things

subjective adjective (link)
c: arising out of or identified by means of one's perception of one's own states and processes

I didn't say he wasn't deserving of it I say it was debatable but it should have probably went to Lamar Jackson and that's why Lamar Jackson shouldn't have got it the year before they didn't wanna give it to him two years in a row when there was another person close enough to be deserving that's what voting is if you don't understand that that's fine I didn't say Josh Allen didn't deserve it I'm saying I believe Lamar Jackson was more deserving just like I believe Prescott was more deserving in 2023 than Lamar Jackson if you don't understand that that's how perception is that's how opinions get I think Prescott was robbed even if it was just slightly there is debate...

I have no words.

 

[Bagman]

He is too small to be a full time DE.
We will regret the contract.
It will not age well.
He should be traded, but this front office would never do something so out of the box.

I agree 1000%, if that's possible. The front office will cut him a big fat check and parade him in front of the media. The Jones' will think their job is done and switch to blame mode when the team starts faltering. This team has no reason to be paying a THIRD player $40+ million a year without playoff success. It's like a collection of fancy cars that you don't ever drive.

 

[Flamma]

I am not talking about his stats. I was talking about his approach of the game and why he is a no show for most of the season and during playoffs.

I'm going to make it a point to pay closer attention to him.

 

[5Stars]

Of course he is getting tired.

The guy is not in shape. And he doesnt get it how to rush and protect himself. Just watch him letting himself get destroyed by combined TE and RB blocks. Nobody will endure that if you open yourself up that way.

The guy is just stupid. But unfortunatley not only from an general intelligence standpoint. Also his behaviour as a football player lacks a lot of wisdom. He was able to dominate by pure athleticism in college and high school. Now he cant do that anymore on a constant basis. But he has no clue what to change in his approach. Just watch his first games and now his games after 4 years in the NFL. He basically does the same crap he did in his first game.

Also he likes to be on a-social media instead of working on his endurance. Guy needs attention and the feeling of being liked. He has psychological problems.

Exactly! He is a damn man child, immature, spoiled brat! Trade him away, get him off the team and maybe the culture will change.

 

[5Stars]

WRONG Wrong and wrong this is the worst post of the month..

Why is it the worst post of the month? Is it because it does not contain 1,678 words like your posts?

 

[Runwildboys]

It's not false I can say he had an MVP caliber season even if he didn't win the award because he was second in voting and most of us agree not the haters that he probably should've got it just like Lamar Jackson should've got it this year or Barkley should've got it this year and they just gave it to Josh Allen was Josh Allen deserving but the debate is strong that he should not have gotten it and if Prescott would have gotten it when he should have Lamar would have got it when he should have that's the problem with voting and what opinions people have of players... It's a fact 2023 was one of Prescott's best years it was MVP caliber and if I wanna say he had an MVP caliber season it's still true just because he wasnt voted the MVP it was an MVP caliber season...

The thing is, if those people who voted for Jackson had voted for someone else, how do you know it would've been Dak? Maybe the ones who did vote for Dak either don't know what they're seeing, or are biased in some way. It's entirely possible that those Jackson voters had Dak farther down on their lists.

With that in mind, maybe Dak wasn't so close to the MVP award as it seems.

 

[stilltheguru]

I mentioned last year with regards to the top three on this team

I would have traded Micah for picks, resigned Lamb and let Dak test free agency

This should've been the only plan.

 

[visionary]

We will pay him the kings ransom and by mid season his play will drop off and will not be a game changer when we need him to be… he really needs to be on a pitch count as they say in baseball to conserve his energy

I would not sign him at 40 million or even 35 million

Highlight reel but no championship impact

Thats why Jerry loves him

 

[5Stars]

subjective adjective (link)
c: arising out of or identified by means of one's perception of one's own states and processes


I have no words.

Maybe if you type out 1,286 words to him he will get it, I mean that is his MO...the more words the better even if they don't make sense.

 

[SquidwardTentacles]

I'm not sure that is him getting tired. Teams start to figure eachother out by mid season. When you're having trouble stopping the run, the sacks come to an end.

His run play doesn't help reduce our run game issues