As usual, the Dallas Cowboys will head into the upcoming NFL season as a heavyweight in the NFC, with high hopes of winning a Super Bowl title.
The Cowboys didn’t make a lot of substantial moves during the NFL offseason, but they really didn’t need to, with Dallas having arguably one of the most well-rounded squads in the league led by Dak Prescott on offense and Micah Parsons on defense.
Usually, the Cowboys steal a lot of headlines for having a high-powered offense, and the team should have that next season with Prescott leading the charge with Tony Pollard, CeeDee Lamb, and Brandin Cooks.
However, this year it seems to be more about the defense in Dallas, as Parsons has this team among the elite class on that side of the football, with the Cowboys being an intimidating sight during the 2023 campaign as a lockdown defense.
Even though Parsons is only a couple of years into his NFL career, he’s already displaying some impressive leadership skills and seems determined to get this defense firing on all cylinders ahead of Week 1 in September via Jon Machota of The Athletic.
“Man, I’m ready to take everybody to the deep water. Everybody is comfortable when their knees are in the water. I hope everybody is prepared to go in the deep water.” he said.
Micah Parsons on taking his game to the next level: “Man, I’m ready to take everybody to the deep water. Everybody is comfortable when their knees are in the water. I hope everybody is prepared to go in the deep water. In terms of my conditioning and where I’m at, how I… pic.twitter.com/gHgHCuOLwj
— Jon Machota (@jonmachota) July 28, 2023
Right now, the New York Jets and Kansas City Chiefs are all anyone can talk about in the NFL, with Patrick Mahomes and company inching closer to being a legitimate dynasty under Andy Reid and Aaron Rodgers helping to turn around the storied franchise in New York with a lot of talent around him.
As for the Cowboys, Dallas has an ideal situation to take advantage of an uncharacteristically weak NFC, as Parsons and company could be the team to beat in the conference.
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