Micah Parsons rips Cowboys haters, thinks they should have ‘same energy’ for Eagles, 49ers

Edge-rusher Micah Parsons is fine with the Dallas Cowboys taking it on the chin following the team’s losses to the Arizona Cardinals and San Francisco 49ers.

What he’s not OK with is what he believes is fans and media personalities making excuses for the 49ers and the Philadelphia Eagles, who suffered their first losses of the season last week to the Cleveland Browns and New York Jets, respectively.

During a recent episode of the “On the Edge with Micah Parsons” podcast, Parsons stated if the Cowboys get put on blast following a loss, it’s only fair to criticize the 49ers and Eagles as well.

Parsons pointed to the Browns upsetting the 49ers with backup quarterback P.J. Walker playing in place of Deshaun Watson and backup running backs Jerome Ford and Kareem Hunt playing instead of Nick Chubb.

The two-time Pro Bowler also stated the Eagles weren’t criticized enough for their loss to the Jets — a team that Dallas beat 30-10 in Week 2 while forcing three Zach Wilson interceptions and four total turnovers.

Parsons said Philly’s loss is even more embarrassing considering Jalen Hurts was picked off three times by a secondary without starting cornerbacks Sauce Gardner and D.J. Reed — both of whom played against Dallas in Week 2 — and that only three of the Eagles’ 10 drives were longer than 35 yards.