Micah Parsons said Joe Burrow was not among the NFL's top six QBs, adding that there were "some games like he's not there."

With the MVP award being announced soon, Cowboys pass rusher Micah Parsons hopped on his podcast to say who he thinks should win.

In the last three seasons, the Dallas Cowboys finished with a 12-5 record. But things drastically changed in 2024.

Micah Parsons had never seen anything close to a losing record with the Dallas Cowboys, or at Penn State, and didn't have any reason to believe his fourth NFL season would be different. Even after a stunning and gutting blowout loss to Green Bay at home in a wild-card playoff game last season,

Parsons had a few things to say about big plays in the Week 17 matchup and how they impacted the scoreboard. “You look at their play, they had two big runs and three good deep shots. Other than that,

Micah Parsons sent a subtle, but clear message to the Cowboys' front office after Dallas' Week 17 loss to the Eagles.

The Dallas Cowboys fell to a 7-9 record after suffering a 41-7 loss against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. After three consecutive 12-win seasons, the Cowboys are set to miss the playoffs entirely,

Dallas Cowboys star Micah Parsons had some interesting analysis on the team's 41-7 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

While Micah Parsons and the defense didn't put forth their best performance, Cooper Rush put them behind the eight ball early with a telegraphed pick-six. It didn't help that Andrew Booth had a woeful game at cornerback.