Since deciding to move Micah Parsons to the Packers instead of giving him a huge but well-earned contract extension, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has had a lot to say.
According to Jones, the trade has been discussed for some time and will help the team better stop the run. He even hinted that he might swap the Cowboys’ choices from the Packers in the deal to get a game-changing superstar.
Jones gave his most outrageous statement to yet on Friday, the day before Parsons’ homecoming game against the Cowboys on Sunday night.
In an interview with 105.3 The Fan, Jones stated: “While he does make great plays, there is also a way to approach playing against Micah,”
“As we know, we didn’t exactly win the Super Bowl those years.”
As Jerry so kindly reminded us, Jones can be stopped, as evidenced by the fact that during his four seasons with the Cowboys, he never won a Super Bowl. Why even have your elite defender if you can’t win every game with him?
Above all, Jones’s most recent remarks provide more evidence that he ought to spend less time in front of microphones.
A professional football team’s roster decisions are not always simple, and there are times when difficult selections must be made. Nevertheless, every statement Jones has made regarding Micah Parsons since trading him away seems to be a tense attempt at defense.
