What Micah Parsons said when Bryce Young was benched. Though the stats, film, and overall success were not good with Bryce Young, Micah Parsons defended the second-year player bac

The Dallas Cowboys’ 27-20 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday night produced its fair share of legitimate talking points. The special teams gaffe at the end was jarring. The brutal injury to DeMarvion Overshown was gut-wrenching. The loss itself was demoralizing.

The linebacker was on his show, “The Edge with Micah Parsons,” and discussed leaving the field before the end of the Dallas Cowboys’ game against the Cincinnati Bengals.

The Cowboys defensive superstar spoke to his pending contract negotiations and provided parameters to what it would take for him to give a hometown discount. | From @KDDrummondNFL

Micah Parsons and his Dallas Cowboys endured one of the most painful losses of their already disappointing season. The Cincinnati Bengals were gifted another chance to score, which they did eventually won the game,

Ashton Jeanty apparently has a big fan in Micah Parsons. The Cowboys pass rusher recently delivered high praise for the Heisman Trophy finalist, describing Jeanty as a teammate he would “love to have.” What exactly made Parsons use that phrasing? It all comes down to the running back’s work ethic and effort to improve entering the 2024 season.

After the Bengals took the late 27–20 lead, Cowboys star edge rusher Micah Parsons could be seen in total disbelief on the bench. Parsons was irate, and he could barely believe the series of events that resulted in Dallas fumbling away the game.