“Any comments made by Terrence Parsons, Jr. are his and his alone,” Parsons wrote. “As you know, if I have something to say, I’m not afraid to say it. I love my team, my brothers on my team and the city of Dallas.”
It was obviously a disappointing end to another promising season for Parsons and the Cowboys and, as such, it is not surprising that tempers are running high within the fan base and within the families of players and staff alike.
Inside the locker room, however, there remains an unbreakable bond between players and coaches, evidenced by players like safety Juanyeh Thomas and tight end Jake Ferguson writing on Twitter to celebrate the news of McCarthy’s retention by the owner and general manager. Jerry Jones; and also to show solidarity with three-time Pro Bowl quarterback Dak Prescott.
“Yeah, 110 percent,” cornerback Nahshon Wright said in response to a question about whether they still believe in Prescott.
The club opted to keep McCarthy as head coach through 2025, and with that, they’re still waiting for the other shoe to drop regarding defensive coordinator Dan Quinn, whose decision will have an immediate impact on Parsons next season and potentially beyond, but It appears the former first-round pick is quietly mourning the loss as he turns his attention to helping the Cowboys finally get over the hump.
And leaves no room for [malas] interpretations.
“I am more committed than ever to bringing a championship to the best fan base in the world,” he said.
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