Bobhaze
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Watching Micah Parsons make plays on defense all over the field is a beautiful thing to behold. For the first time in too long, we Cowboys fans have a star on defense who is actually a weapon, not just a decent starter.
And…he’s doing most of this on sheer natural ability. Because after only 3 games, he’s just getting started learning the NFL game. The exciting thing ahead is to see how well Parsons continues to grow and develop as a player. Both in the weight room, the film room and the locker room.
What we’ve seen out of Parsons in 3 games is great. But the next 14 games, we are going to see even more opportunities for growth and development. Why?
Can’t wait to see how Parsons responds to future challenges in his development.
And…he’s doing most of this on sheer natural ability. Because after only 3 games, he’s just getting started learning the NFL game. The exciting thing ahead is to see how well Parsons continues to grow and develop as a player. Both in the weight room, the film room and the locker room.
What we’ve seen out of Parsons in 3 games is great. But the next 14 games, we are going to see even more opportunities for growth and development. Why?
- Opposing OCs are getting more film on him and will be game planning him in ways he hasn’t faced yet. That will be an opportunity for growth.
- A 17 game NFL season is much more challenging on the body than a college schedule. Great players have to learn how pace themselves.
- Parsons himself has said he is still learning some of the tricks, angles, hand positioning and many other nuances of being an effective defender.
- At some point he will be humbled by a bad game. Happens to every great player. That too will be part of his growth and development.
Can’t wait to see how Parsons responds to future challenges in his development.

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