This is precisely why I was happy to see Micah go. What a clown

He went from the Taj Mahal to Motel 6 and he's mad at everyone but himself. It's his own fault.

I was glad to see him leave. He wore down towards the last quarter of the season, didn't play the run, disappeared in big games, and simply wasn't worth the money he was demanding. Good riddance. Stay warm in November through January. We'll have the roof closed.

By the way, who in the hell watches his podcast? He sounds like he's in Junior high.
 
Nobody is being forced to talk about it. Since you didn't actually answer my question, treated it more like a confirm nor deny type of response, I'm assuming you have an issue. Don't take it out on everyone else. It's freaking football.
How exactly am I taking anything out on anyone? Lol. You seem sensitive. You ok?

To answer your question— it doesn’t matter what Parsons said before or after the trade. He was posturing to the media and so was Jones. Your question is irrelevant.

The bottom line is that if Parsons goal was to get paid, he achieved his mission. If his goal was to get paid by Dallas, he strategically mismanaged his side of the negotiations

I have already commented on how Jerry mismanaged the negotiations from the FO perspective. Hence calling the whole thing a clown show lol
 
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..



He knows Dak sucks under pressure. Jordan Love is better QB.
 
I was/am a fan of his ability to sack the quarterback. But I also know how to appreciate on field talent while separating personal character dislikes.

I am not a fan of the me first podcast environment that Micah promotes. It's unfortunate that this is the world we live in nowadays.

BUT I choose to separate the two and accept the fact that he was/is a true elite passrusher while not having the most appealing of character/personality traits

Kind of like a T.O. actually who I still think was the most dominant player at his position but whose personal ego I somewhat despised.

Another example is Aaron Rodgers, Rodgers, especially the somewhat younger version, was one of the more gifted pure passers of a football of this generation.
His character/personality leaves alot to be desired for my tastes.

My opinion.
 
How exactly am I taking anything out on anyone? Lol. You seem sensitive. You ok?

To answer your question— it doesn’t matter what Parsons said before or after the trade. He was posturing to the media and so was Jones. Your question is irrelevant.

The bottom line is that if Parsons goal was to get paid, he achieved his mission. If his goal was to get paid by Dallas, he strategically mismanaged his side of the negotiations

I have already commented on how Jerry mismanaged the negotiations from the FO perspective. Hence calling the whole thing a clown show lol
I take people at face value until shown otherwise. Someone tells us it's about max dollars I believe him. Someone says being the highest paid player isn't the most important thing, I'm rich either way. Just don't pocket the money or bring a guy in off the street and use my money to pay him more, I believe him too. What doesn't sound reasonable about that. And as far as saying they're both at fault, that's just a cop out. We weren't there. But we have history to judge and Jerry is historically a rump hole in negotiations. There is no reason to think he wasn't again.
 
Why not? What was in it for him to say he would take less to help the team? Why would I assume he was full of it? Because I wouldn't do it or my favorite player wouldn't do it he must be lying?
I don't know if he's lying. I just don't know if he's telling the truth. Not exactly the most truthful guy. But it's not even about him. I don't believe his agent for a second lets him take that deal.
 
I don't know if he's lying. I just don't know if he's telling the truth. Not exactly the most truthful guy. But it's not even about him. I don't believe his agent for a second lets him take that deal.
It's not like no other player has signed a team friendly deal in order to help the roster. Players decide. The agent works for them. There's more to a deal than the average annual salary.
 
It's not like no other player has signed a team friendly deal in order to help the roster. Players decide. The agent works for them. There's more to a deal than the average annual salary.
Never seen a Cowboy do it. Not on the first deal. I wouldn’t even expect anyone to do that on their first deal. The agent works for them but the agent also runs a business. If an agent doesn’t maximize the money they can get why would a player sign with them? It’s why the same 3 or 4 agents have all the clients. It’s also why nobody signed with Master P after the Ricky Williams deal.
 

Staff online

Latest posts

Forum statistics

Threads
475,018
Messages
14,575,981
Members
24,214
Latest member
whoami2066
Back
Top