Last week, Dallas Cowboys edge rusher Micah Parsons claimed he would "just eat the fine" associated with skipping NFL-mandated media availabilities. On the cusp o

Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons issued an apology over his viral comments about head coach Mike McCarthy over the past week.

Defensive end Micah Parsons didn’t back down from saying he believes the Cowboys are a good team on Thursday. Parsons has voiced his displeasure with how some of his comments after a game against the Eagles and on his podcast are taken by fans and former athletes out of context.

He was awesome and put us behind the chains several times and Micah is the guy who can do the same thing. And if you don't have a plan for him every snap, it takes one snap for him to take the ball away and all of a sudden,

Parsons also addressed Joe Mixon's celebrations, recalling the Cowboys' 20-17 defeat of the Cincinnati Bengals on Sept. 18, 2022, when Mixon—then the Bengals' starting running back—ran for 57 yards on 19 carries.

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With Dallas already looking ahead to next year, it's time to examine the decision that matters most this offseason: sign the Pro Bowl pass rusher to a market-setting extension, or move him for a monster haul of draft picks?

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If this is the end and you’re Mike McCarthy, what do you want it to look like? I think those grim thoughts explain why he became more impassioned late Monday after another disheartening one-sided loss at home as he spoke about winning,