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The Dallas Cowboys will have to deal with an improved Packers offensive line. And their own line got a boost with an injury update. Furthermore, Micah Parsons of the Packers seems to still be on the Cowboys’ bandwagon with his “deceiving” take, according to a post on X by Cultured Updatez.
“Micah Parsons on Dallas Cowboys: ‘Their [2-3] record is more deceiving than people think.’ Micah Parsons predicts that the Cowboys will be No.1 in the NFC East standings … With the highest-scoring offense in the league and a weak division, he believes the only things missing are consistent defensive effort, hustle to the ball, and the small details in coverage.”
Packers edge rusher Micah Parsons says Cowboys look good
It’s not always about the win-loss record, especially this early in the season. Parsons said.
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“But the thing I wanna say about the Cowboys is, with their record, it’s more deceiving than, like they showing so much good stuff off tape, they’re just a few stops away,” Parsons said. “You have the highest point-per-margin offense in the league, great. So you’re not a, you know, it’s not a problem scoring points.
“ It’s just about how, what’s the details, what’s the effort, and what’s the commitment gonna look like every day as a defense to say, hey, we’re gonna hustle to the ball, and we’re gonna get stops and play good coverage, and do the small details. That’s all they’re missing.”
Parsons also shared his opinion on another NFC East team, according to The Athletic. He blasted Jayden Daniels of the Commanders for “probably” costing head coach Dan Quinn his job.
“Mind you, it’d be different if Jayden Daniels was a rookie,” Parsons said. “This is your third year. This is your third year. You’ve been to the NFC Championship Game. You’ve been in big moments before. And to me, like even after a sack, you’re casually getting up.”
The Sunday Night Football game would be much better with Parsons on the field.
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