This is precisely why I was happy to see Micah go. What a clown

Nice to see you've put last year behind us. Because the defense sucked on a historic level.

I don't want to be the one to break it to you, bro, but last year IS behind us, and I'm not even saying that figuratively... Anyways, it was a least two weeks ago. I'm partyin' now. :dance:

 
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They both got their feelings hurt. But you would think Jerry is beyond that. Instead people blame the 20 something year old.
Micah did but Micah was just playing the game to get the most money. Jerry was trying to get him cheaper than his market dictated which is odd because he’s the one who waited late to sign him.
 
You’re the 4th person to ask this lol…..I would go back and edit but I can’t. I meant to type Broncos. Someone corrected me and someone even reminded me he got a ring with the Rams which I forgot.
I'm sure I'll see someone else say this but there's that little award called SB MVP he got somewhere too. :grin:
 
Micah did but Micah was just playing the game to get the most money. Jerry was trying to get him cheaper than his market dictated which is odd because he’s the one who waited late to sign him.
Jerry was manufacturing drama and Micah didn't appreciate it. He could have gotten him WAY below market value if he signed him after year 3.
 
That whole Parsons saga might of forced the team to build the right way. Defense still has holes, not as good rushing the passer, but I believe many would agree they are far more balanced now.
I just think last year's team would have really benefited from him and Lawrence.
 
When he predicts all 32 teams how can anyone distill it down to Cowboys hate.
I didn't mean Cowboys hate. I meant his inner ego. Parsons is the best to ever have played the DE position in his mind. The dude told Miles Garrett he was better than him. Miles shut that down by saying that he can also stop the run lol. I meant at least he didn't say I would put the Cowboys over Philly if I was still playing there. He kept that ego down in this.
 
I don't know that that's the entire truth. I think there were other factors that pushed the issue, like his podcast and the way he disappeared every year as the playoffs approached. Micah is certainly a rare and fantastic football talent, but he's small for his position and not durable. I'll go out on a limb and say 1) Parsons will never play a full 17-game season, and 2) Green Bay will not sniff the SB while Parsons is there. They paid him $50m per to put them over the edge and it didn't happen, and they are not the same team now that they were before they acquired Parsons. And they don't have him either.. I think it pissed Jerry off the way Micah blew off their handshake and sided with his agent, but I think all the other stuff made letting him go a lot easier. Dallas never won anything with Micah in town, and I'm glad Jerry didn't pay him $50m to stay. Micah got his bag and the debacle led to last year's historic defensive fiasco, which has caused Jerry to step back a little and do things a little differently. We haven't played a down yet and I don't know how the cheese heads are feeling, but Parsons got his money and a team he says he loves, and the Cowboys seem pretty pleased how things turned out. I guess we'll see.
That's Jerry's story anyway. Micahs is he told him to talk to his agent.
 
I miss the days when only the very best league players (only a handful) were called in by Hollywood Studios to star in a movie:

● Jim Brown: The Dirty Dozen / Rio Conchos
● Carl Weathers: Apollo Creed in Rocky / Predator / The Mandalorian and Grogu series
● Terry Crews: The Expendables / White Chicks
● Bubba Smith: Police Academy film series
● Alex Karras: Blazing Saddles
● John Matuszak: The Goonies

Wish Hollywood would do that more often these days.
What about OJ? Too soon?
 

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