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I didn't say he should be wrapped up 24x7....but then again, that's what the great ones did. football above all else. its only 4 months during the season. then the off season routine. and if its what you love to do, then that's what you do. I love what I do. I wake up at 3:00 AM and can't sleep and get up and go work on my stuff. that's what being passionate about something means.I can't with some of you. Those of you who feel these guys should be wrapped up in football 24/7. Like wake up, watch film, work out, watch film, work on technique, watch film, sleep, repeat until game time. No one does that. They would be burned out by week 3. Every single player has hobbies outside of football, outside of watching film and studying tape. Many have wives, kids, familes, that I assure you take up much more time than running a podcast does. And by the way, it's a podcast, not a radio show. It honestly doesn't take that much effort. Literally anyone with a smartphone can start a podcast. If he gave up the podcast do you think he would magically start dominating his opponents? No. His performance is less against better competition...really? Why do you think that is? Because they are better. Also, I'm not sure if you've noticed but our defense is rather terrible at the moment so it's not like opposing offenses need to focus on others so they are free to double and triple team Parsons. You're just not seeing the whole picture here.
and its not about giving up podcast, but take the time it takes during the week to study more film. work on more moves. whatever else to better your craft. if he doesn't do that and just lays on the couch playing Madden, then its no good.
btw, this is not about this year alone, but Parsons previous years. again, just look at his performance against better teams and in the playoffs vs. against lesser competition.
now, am I saying he is not a good person or he doesn't have the right to do what he does? no, not saying that, but that's the difference between being really good or being one of the all time greats, specially when you have the physical ability. its the mental part of the game that sets you apart.
with that said, good for parsons. he can do whatever he wants. as a GM, I would trade him now, because he would have highest value. get a couple of first round picks. and with the additional picks I get from comp picks, I can manuver the draft, trade into the future and get more picks and help the team rebuild. parsons is not the difference between a superbowl team and not a superbowl team as evident. we need a bold move like we did with Walker trade to rebuild. but it won't happen. why? because Parsons is 6th in jersey sales in the league and 1st for the cowboys and Jerry will not trade that for anything, as he won't get money in return.