Micah Parsons' Take on Cowboys' 1-2 Start, Reacts to Saints ‘Pretender' Talk | Week 3
Dallas Cowboys star Micah Parsons talks the state of the Cowboys after 1-2 start to the season, explains his fiery sideline reaction during loss to Ravens, clarifies his 'Superman' comments after the game, and responds to Dak telling doubters 'jump off if you want'. Micah also discusses why Dallas won't be defined by their slow start, reacts to C.J. Gardner-Johnson calling Derek Carr and the Saints 'pretenders,' ranks the remaining undefeated teams in the NFL, breaks down what makes the Vikings defense so tough to go against, discusses why the Steelers are a team to watch out for in the AFC, responds to Mel Kiper Jr.'s comments, and previews the Cowboys' Thursday Night Football matchup vs. the Giants.
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