TheMarathonContinues
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Damn forgot he got a ring there….And LA.
Damn forgot he got a ring there….And LA.
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.Btw, can we also be honest that the only reason Micah isn’t here is because Jerry got his feelings hurt? It’s not because of culture or podcasts….
Too bad if that’s true. I was glad he was traded but don’t wish ill will on him. He’s been playing football his whole life to make it to the NFL so it’s always sad to see a players career cut short by injury.He'll never be the same player again.
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Micah needs to grow up and actually work at his craft instead of talking about how great he is.Micah also got a $202 million contract offer and turned it down, pouted, and took a nap on the trainers table in a preseason game while multiple teammates were fighting for a roster spot.
Jerry's ego was a big issue, but it takes two to tango. Micah acted like a spoiled, entitled brat through the whole contract ordeal. It revealed his true character.
"The G" is way better to listen to than stupid Parsons.Why on earth would you link this guy podcasting about a podcast and not just link Parsons directly?
A painful watch and listen. I thought it was pretty ironic that this guy was critiquing Parsons on screen delivery.
Apologies if you are “The G” and just trolling for engagement.
Instigator.Any update on who his top 5 Qbs are these days?
GuiltyInstigator.
The "Beautiful Harvey Martin Show" must have been amazing.i miss the days when players had radio shows.
I'm sorry, but they guy is talented and lives off of that which is fine and good, but he seems far far away from having the right mentality... Speaking for me personally, his new prediction videos, specifically the nfc east, shows too much of his podcaster persona in which in my eyes was a big distraction..

Is the "G-Spot" a guide to women's erogenous zones?"The G" is way better to listen to than stupid Parsons.
I think we may need to take that discussion up in the Off Topic ZoneIs the "G-Spot" a guide to women's erogenous zones?
Tell us more.
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:i miss the days when players had radio shows.
I have to agree 100%. That's how it goes.He'll never be the same player again.
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That would please me.I think we may need to take that discussion up in the Off Topic Zone
"The G" is way better to listen to than stupid Parsons.
Is the "G-Spot" a guide to women's erogenous zones?
Tell us more.
I think we may need to take that discussion up in the Off Topic Zone
That would please me.
I would mention Teri Bradshaw being in Smokie & the Bandit and Cannonball Run, but you prefaced it by saying " the very best players"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.
