Micah Parsons ‘denounces’ persecution of Cowboys: Why do you want a person to lose so bad?

Micah Parsons has defended the Dallas Cowboys and questioned

why analysts seem to want his team to lose so much after their 31-10 loss to the Buffalo Bills.

Despite suffering their first loss in five games,

one game ahead of the Philadelphia Eagles,

who were also defeated by the Seattle Seahawks.

Parsons chastised those pursuing Dak Prescott,

who had an especially difficult day at work as the Cowboys offence failed to produce results.

Prescott was sacked three times after throwing an interception.

“Everyone just waits for the Cowboys to lose,” Parsons stated to The Edge.

“I witnessed several fake analysts, who managed to land jobs on TV,

telling people, ‘There goes your boy.'”

Whoa, there he is. We’ve been waiting for that individual.

It’s getting close to the point of being practically sick. In order to have something to talk about,

former players are waiting for current players to falter.

“What makes you so desperate for someone to lose?

Many people appear to be content to wait for others to make mistakes.”

Wrenching cowboys while driving

As the Cowboys have a 3-4 record away from Arlington,

they have fared worse on the road despite their impressive play at the AT&T in the Lone Star state.

As the Cowboys and Eagles compete for the postseason first-round bye

in an effort to improve their chances of winning the Super Bowl in February 2024,

it is permitting the NFC East to remain open.

In addition to being defeated by postseason rivals like the Bills,

Eagles, and San Francisco 49ers,

their road losses have included an unexpected setback to the Arizona Cardinals.

To be honest, it’s just not acceptable anymore,”

Parsons told Fort Worth Star-Telegram’s Clarence Hill.

“There’s no way to justify it.

It’s astonishing. I don’t know why we’re not gelling as a team or why we’re not playing well together.”

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