Dallas got crushed, 41-7, by the Eagles on the road in Week 17. Parsons believes the game was closer than it seemed.

The only way Cowboys star Micah Parsons plays elsewhere in Week 1 of 2025 is if he and the Joneses go back on their no-trade contractual vows.

The Cowboys (7-9) finish the season Sunday at home against the division's other playoff team, Washington. The Commanders are coached by Dan Quinn, the former Dallas defensive coordinator who helped shape Parsons into one of the NFL's most dynamic defenders.

After Dallas fell 41-7 against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, the Cowboys star saw one of his quotes gain social media traction for all the wrong reasons. Parsons had a few things to say about big plays in the Week 17 matchup and how they impacted the scoreboard.

For star linebacker Micah Parsons, avoiding the injury bug next year is the best way for them to have a realistic chance of returning to the playoffs, as reported by Jon Machota via X.

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."

Zimmer has a strong advocate for his return. “I hope Zim’s back, man,’’ defensive end Micah Parsons said. “That’s my dawg. “I want to get a couple of years underneath this defense like we did with Q [Dan Quinn]. That first year we were good, but that second year we were a Top 5 defense in league.

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