Cowboys WR Says Micah Parsons is ‘Most Selfish Player’ on Roster

Former Cowboys tight end Micah Parsons says he’s the “most selfish player” on the roster.

Former Cowboys tight end Micah Parsons said he’s the “most selfish player” on the roster. With the Dallas Cowboys on the verge of making the playoffs, former Cowboys Wide Receiver Linebacker Micah Parsons is on guard. Parsons may be Dallas’ best player since entering the NFL, but Jesse Hawley has criticized the 24-year-old. Holley is a former wide receiver for the Cowboys who played in 28 games during the 2010 and 2011 seasons. Ray spoke with Holly Parsons on the latest episode of the Ray Podcast. Although the former curator did not criticize his art, Parsons believes it is not just about her. “I think Micah Parsons is the most unselfish player on the football team,” Holly said. “One of the reasons Micah Parsons doesn’t want a backup is because it’s too much responsibility. Maybe because he is young. Mika doesn’t like to study. I think Myka doesn’t want to draw attention to him and Myka wants to be nice to him. These strong comments follow Parsons’ recent struggles against the Green Bay Packers. After recording 14 sacks in the regular season, Parsons was a non-factor in the divisional round with one tackle. However, it is not known where Holly came from. He may have inside information on Parsons, but at that moment, someone on the outside is looking in. Micah Parsons rules out all possible answers. Anyone who’s watched the Cowboys and Parsons over the years knows he’s not afraid to speak his mind. Parsons answered the X, but it looked like the two-time All-Pro was going the high road. While not a direct response to Holley’s comments, Parsons is referring to the appeal from Cowboys alumni. Parsons has his own podcast, so you may have to wait for the next episode to see the full answer. And if Parsons is selfish, the Cowboys probably don’t want to trade. Parsons has recorded 40.5 sacks in his first three seasons and is again a contender for All-Pro honors in 2023. The Cowboys must pay for Parsons. Whether they decide to pay him this season or next, Parsons’ impact warrants a second major contract. A big contract is expected after two elite seasons in 2021 and 2022, but he will likely receive one of the NFL’s largest contracts in 2023. The Cowboys are now very interested in Parsons. According to Spotrac, the Cowboys have spent less than $12 million so far. However, Spotrac estimates his next deal will be worth around $25.4 million, which is in line with other major contracts. Pittsburgh Steelers star T.J. Watt’s latest contract will pay him $28 million per year. However, Spotrac’s rating may be lower. Because it’s hard to imagine that Parsons and his agent David Mulugeta wouldn’t want to beat him. Either way, credit goes to Jerry Jones and the Cowboys. Evan Reyer is a sportswriter covering the Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco 49ers for Heavy.com. He previously wrote sports articles for the Montana Standard and was editor-in-chief of Outsider magazine. More about Evan Layer