Cowboys Micah Parsons talking about having an active voice on social media.

[Pass2Run]

He's right though. Anyone who has a problem with his social media activity needs a life.

 

[morat1959]

Awesome. Now learn how to set the edge and help in run defense. One trick pony.

 

[coult44]

Why did you refer to Romo and Witten as "golden boys". You revealed yourself.

Revealed myself? How’s that? I was fans of both, but not the Stan-Type guys here who thought they could do no wrong like most of yall.

 

[KingCorcoran]

Win, moron. Just win. Fans get to whine, you don’t. Spend your forty million per year prudently. I think you’re garbage. Prove me wrong.

 

[DoctorChicken]

X, Twitter is long gone!

 

[odog422]

Part of the issue with the statement is his “as long as I’m performing that way”….well you disappear in big games my man. So maybe with all the people saying it there is fire with that smoke.

THIS.

I really wish more would more - especially the media - would talk about this. Yes he’s a beast in the regular season, particularly on lower level comp. But when you have your worst games in the biggest games, that’s a problem.

 

[Coogiguy03]

If it was just one person telling him about it? OK.

But since it’s many people telling him about it? Maybe it’s an actual problem and something to reconsider?

POST OF YOUR LIFE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Exactly, it's bothersome to your teammates, so give it a BREAK! Hell focus on that after the season, give the season your all and I bet better results will happen!!!

 

[Vtwin]

That's why I say that. He was comparing it to those to show that those things would be a problem, not tweeting.

Ok. I can understand the reasoning. The problem is, it makes just as much sense to reason that pointing to worse behaviors is intended to make his behavior less bad in comparison.

Neither of us know the truth and either of us could be right. Putting out that kind of ambiguity is going to draw negative attention. His tweet is a response to that very negative attention.

I honestly couldn't care less if he social medias or not. As an interested observer though it is undeniable that it is bringing negative attention to him and the organization and a cost/benefit analysis doesn't seem like a bad thing to do.

 

[Dools29]

The problem is he doesn’t like to practice, doesn’t want to watch film, doesn’t want to show for voluntary workouts etc, so he’s leading in the wrong direction. Plus playing defense is more than just getting sacks. No one cares we were 3rd in sacks when we gave up the second most points in the nfl. Garnering sacks doesn’t mean you are leading a good defense clearly.