Micah's irrational exuberance on display again

[OGSixshooter]

Calm down boomers. It’s just how he expresses himself and it has no bearing on how you express yourself.

Yeah, I"m not mad at the brovado...I love hip-hop. But bruh...you're supposed to be walking over to Dak and CeeDee and say, "Cut it out NOW!!!" and they respond with the way he talks. As good as he is, he talks too much.

 

[Praxit]

..that's great to hear from him. What we want is that same situation around wk 14-15.

 

[MarcusRock]

The problem is that for all his great play ...his talk outshines it. He talks TOO MUCH. Show up against the run bruh...you still talking about individual goals and sacks.

In camp. He didn't predict 60 sacks on the season, he was using hyperbole talking about practice, man. What we talkin' about? We talkin' 'bout practice, man. Not a game, practice, man.

I get that people don't like him talking or having a podcast but this is overboard finding something under a rock to find fault with anything, IMO.

 

[ElGatoGrande]

He's just a bit wee immature for the leadership role. Experience tells you to say LESS...especially when you have a winning hand.

https://www.nfl.com/news/cowboys-lb...ctations-for-himself-in-mike-zimmer-s-defense

"Yeah, it's pretty much over and I'm in rhythm now," Parsons said Monday, via the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. "The first few days. I haven't played in seven, eight months. I mean, I know my angles. I feel like I'm in week four right now. I'm in rhythm. There's nothing they can do. They might as well start chipping, sliding, or it's gonna be a long day here.

"If they don't chip, there will be a five-, six-sack day every day. It's pretty much over. I'm gonna tell you that right now. This is this is what it's gonna keep looking."

Here's the thing though, he was running roughshod on our crappy ol at last years TC too,,,

 

[stilltheguru]

He will never be a leader. His personality just is not built for it. He is supremely talented and one of the best players in the league, but not a leader of grown men.

DLaw is closer to that, but never really took complete ownership of the defensive unit.

The defensive side of the ball has been missing a true field captain since Sean Lee departed.

And that's why the defense folds late in the year. Their best player is quiet as a church mouse while we get punched in the mouth. There's no reason to resign him if you don't bring in a vet leader that's all pro caliber. It's a sinking ship fans don't want to accept