Micah Parsons’ Mom Reportedly Rocked Cowboys Gear at Season Opener Despite Son’s Packers Trade

The NFL Network reporter was informed about this, even though he did not see Sherese Parsons at Lincoln Financial Stadium wearing Dallas Cowboys gear. If this happens to be true, it is possibly a show of solidarity towards her son, who wanted to stay with the franchise.

Micah Parsons ready to help Packers’ DBs earn millions

Whatever his mother thinks about the trade, Micah Parsons has started life with the Green Bay Packers. He might not play in their season-opener against the Detroit Lions, but he is practicing with his teammates.

His pass-rushing skills are exemplary, and due to his efforts up front, the Dallas Cowboys’ defensive backs had a field day going after interceptions and tackles. The star believes he will help the Packers’ secondary similarly.

I’ve never not had a Pro Bowl or All-Pro corner. So that should mean something to them. I’m going to make them a lot of money. That ball is going to come out a whole lot quicker.

Micah Parsons told Ryan Wood

Micah Parsons believes that whenever the opposition looks to throw the ball, he tends to force the quarterback into throwing the ball quicker. That should lead to easy interceptions and deflections.

That way, the Packers’ secondary could end up having a stellar season, which eventually could result in a pretty paycheck down the road. He might have a point, as Trevon Diggs and, most recently, DaRon Bland have found out.

Micah Parsons does not believe Lions’ trick plays are a scare tactic

Micah Parsons is now listed as a limited participant ahead of the Packers’ game against the Detroit Lions. He might end up playing, and was asked by reporters about their opponents’ reliance on trick plays.

Trick plays are for people who can’t beat you straight up… They can’t beat you head up, they don’t want to out-physical you, they don’t want to be dominant. It’s a scared tactic.

Micah Parsons’ reply, as captured by Ryan Wood

The Penn State alum believes the Detroit Lions do not have what it takes to beat a team straight up. That is why they resort to trick plays. How much they rely on this season is up for debate, as the person behind those trick plays, Ben Johnson, is no longer with the franchise.

If new offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich follows his predecessor’s playbook, the Lions could turn up the heat on the Packers’ defense. But going by Parsons’ words, if he plays, he will be out there to counter those tricks.