NFL analyst says Cowboys have the most unique player in football
Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons is a special and unique talent. There is no denying that after he has taken the league by storm during his first two NFL seasons. Parsons is elite at rushing the passer and has quickly become an integral part of the Cowboys' defense. When he is on the field, Parsons […]
Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons is a special and unique talent. There is no denying that after he has taken the league by storm during his first two NFL seasons.
Parsons is elite at rushing the passer and has quickly become an integral part of the Cowboys' defense. When he is on the field, Parsons is always a threat to make a game-changing play. He is a big factor in the Cowboys emerging on the defensive side of the ball.
Although it is easy to take his play for granted at times, it is clear that the league appreciates how talented Parsons is. That is certainly true for analyst Brian Baldinger, who labels the Cowboys' star as the most unique player in football.
Baldinger points to how quick and explosive of a player that Parsons is. He has the unique ability to disrupt a play before it ever has a chance to get going. His impact on the game goes far beyond the box score.
And the Dallas Cowboys will need all the playmaking ability that they can get from Parsons on Monday night. Getting after Tom Brady will certainly be key in grabbing a road playoff win.
In the opening week against Brady and the Bucs, Parsons made his presence felt in a big way, sacking the future Hall of Famer twice.
“I feel like I’ve hit my second wind," Micah Parsons told the media this week. "I feel better now than I have the past couple weeks, just because of how anxious and excited I am.”
Those comments are awesome news for the Dallas Cowboys. Micah Parsons is feeling good, and the Dallas Cowboys will need their superstar at his best when the playoffs begin.
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