Micah and Leonard Fournette Twitter Drama

[MizzouCowboy4]

It was a legal hit and thusly not dirty. It's football so suck it up Micah. You are better than this.

Thought Von Miller complained tbh

 

[Cowboysheelsreds053]

If LF and the Bucs didn’t post it, who did?

 

[Pass2Run]

I'm afraid to go take a look.

Parsons called the spade.

 

[blueblood70]

"Chipped". You cowboys haters jeeze.
Chipped would have been the correct play. He launched into his shoulder.

I get it...it's football. We want to see mayhem and body parts.

Calling him "Lenny" was dead giveaway....how cute.

Not me, got that form espn many call him that, catch up please.

 

[McKDaddy]

But he’s not.

I didn't draft him in FF because I didn't think he nor the Oline would be very good. For one game, I was wrong. We'll see over the course of the season.

 

[Scotman]

Tampa planned that and was willing to take the penalty on that play because Micah was obliterating that side.

Fournette went shoulder pad to face mask. If any o-lineman in this league blocked like that or Zeke did, a ref would call it. That is certainly a play the refs could have made a call on.

Even on 1 of Micah's sacks, I believe the 2nd one. He was being held by the LT and he still got around. No flag though.

Not making excuses because our WR's were terrible, as was Dak. But Tampa's CB, Carlton Davis was getting away with a lot last night.

Godwin's catch before the big Julio gain also hit the ground. No review inside the 2 minutes by the refs. More points on the board after that.

The penalties started coming, especially from Steele in the 4th when Tampa was just blitzing and playing prevent. They knew we had no run option by that point.

We just couldn't execute anything in the passing game at anytime last night. The run game was moving along but still need better run calls.

Should be going at their corners wheels like they were doing to Diggs who clearly wanted none of it last night.

Tampa also stayed away from DLaw's side running and went left and when passing switched their WR's deep and went after Brown who really didn't play poorly, just real good catches by Julio Jones and Mike Evans in good 1 on 1 coverage.

Tampa played smart sound offensive football and got away with some things. Their defense controlled a terrible passing attack, even claims to know what we were going to do.

I mean, that's it in a nutshell. The fact that we didn't play well AT ALL, doesn't excuse some of these things. I'm not sure we could have beaten anyone in the league with our play. Dak was terrible before the injury. Lamb was even terribler. But, the refs weren't any better.

 

[McKDaddy]

Parsons had sacked Brady twice. I'm guessing the Buc's were sending a message regardless of whether it drew a foul or not.

I didn't see anything wrong with it. I would have thought it was fine if our RB had done it to someone.

 

[John813]

Good block.

 

[MarcusRock]

I agree, not a blind side. But I'm not sure he didn't him in the face with either an elbow or shoulder, the way Micah's head snapped back.

It was certainly up high, yes.

 

[Denim Chicken]

 

[PhillyCowboysFan]

It was a legal hit and thusly not dirty. It's football so suck it up Micah. You are better than this.

But isn’t that what Micah said?

 

[Captain-Crash]

it's called protecting your qb. sheesh. put a dress on him, or wrap him in bubble wrap. If that's not good enough set him until the playoffs. "playoff, lmao"

 

[Proof]

Dumb. Cry about the player coming from the blindside getting blindsided.

A lot of these players wouldn't last long in the league 30 years ago.

von miller would last in any era. you've got to be joking lol

 

[MarcusRock]

If LF and the Bucs didn’t post it, who did?

I think it was PFF or somebody.

 

[MarcusRock]

So, sensitive and also not a man of his word. Interesting.

 

[ESisback]

Maybe he realized that all their phony goodwill was/is just to get what they want—a big rating$-boosting weekly segment on the Dallas Dumpster Fire. An inside look at the “true” Micah Parsons, perhaps a counter to the accolades. Maybe Micah envisioned snarky comments, and repeated airings of the Fournette block, which by the way, could happen to anyone. Parsons is young, driven and prideful, and while a veteran might’ve just played along, I understand.

 

[MarcusRock]

Maybe he realized that all their phony goodwill was/is just to get what they want—a big rating$-boosting weekly segment on the Dallas Dumpster Fire. An inside look at the “true” Micah Parsons, perhaps a counter to the accolades. Maybe Micah envisioned snarky comments, and repeated airings of the Fournette block, which by the way, could happen to anyone. Parsons is young, driven and prideful, and while a veteran might’ve just played along, I understand.

Yeah, maybe make those realizations before you sign up with visions of promoting your brand, etc. To dishonor your promise because the landscape changes and you're not in the driver's seat anymore is par for the course for how people carry themselves nowadays and the results speak for themselves. Principles like a weather vane is what I call it. Let the winds determine what you'll believe in today. Might be different tomorrow.

 

[G2]

I take it this is about Fournette's block that put Micah on his ***, yes?

He was engaged, let's not pretend this was some nuclear pass blocking.

 

[G2]

Imagine if Pollard could block like that? Fans would be thrilled!

 

[dreghorn2]

This team is so soft.

Hot Boyz and now Micah more worried about instagram then actually beating a team at home.

They sit around in the best facilities in the league at the Star thinking about how good they are and get their brains beat in by every decent team that walks into their stadium, then they fight like rabid dogs on social media.

Meh.