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Micah Parsons Takes Vicious Swipe At Jerry Jones And The Cowboys As He Rings In The New Year

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This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.

Split image showing Jerry Jones and Micah Parsons
Jerry Jones and Micah Parsons (Photos via Imagn Images)

Micah Parsons had himself a good laugh at his former team, the Dallas Cowboys, to welcome the new year. 

It wasn’t too long ago that Parson was considered the cornerstone of the Cowboys franchise. However, a breakdown in negotiations with owner Jerry Jones led to him leaving for the Green Bay Packers. 

It’s feared that something similar could happen with wide receiver George Pickens. The former Georgia star is heading into free agency, and Jones has hinted that he could approach negotiations the same way. 

The trade that saw Parsons off to Green Bay hasn’t quite worked out for either party just yet. The defensive end suffered a season-ending injury late last year, but his team is headed to the playoffs. 

That’s more than the Cowboys could claim at 7-8. And defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus recently admitted that Parsons’ departure left a massive hole in the team. 

“Cowboys DC Matt Eberflus admitted things changed for defense when they lost an all pro pass rusher who can win quick. But you can’t look back,” Cowboys writer Clarence Hill Jr. wrote in a tweet this Thursday. 

Parsons responded to it with several laughing emojis. 

Micah Parsons Has No Sympathy For Jerry Jones

Cowboys outside linebacker Micah Parsons (11) meets with owner Jerry Jones (Kevin Jairaj-USA TODAY Sports)

Parsons later shared another tweet suggesting that there’s no way he’d feel bad for his old team after having his name “slandered.”

“Y’all want me to feel bad? Jerry Jones slandered my name  to Cowboys media and national media for months. So I do think I can react to comment if I want to! #respectfully,” he wrote. 

If there’s anyone out there who wants Micah Parsons to feel bad for the Cowboys, it’s not going to happen.

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