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Here's another article alluding to his attitude issues that I clearly made up from Sports Illustrated to push my narrative. @kungfoodude I request a trade for you to the Cowboys fans. Jokes. It ain't that serious boys. https://www.si.com/nfl/cowboys/news/brian-schottenheimer-nsfw-quote-describe-dallas-cowboys-offensive-plan

It was the first thing that came up when I Googled it. I am sitting right here. It's not hard. Not like I put a ton of effort into this.

You keep ignoring the questions. I don't know how many more times or ways I can say it. This didn't come from nowhere. I avoid players like this. We have a difference of opinion. That's ok. I assure you.

I avoid players with character concerns generally. That coupled with his asking price was enough for me to say absolutely no to this hypothetical trade. For some reason dudes seem to be crashing out over my opinion.

Not dying on any hill brother. It's not happening anyway. Are we not here for discussion? What am I supposed to do here? Just agree with you?

I was trying to put it into terms you could understand. Most of us aren't dealing with reporters in our face. I am saying stuff to support a narrative just like you are. However, I did not create all this. It already existed and I just provided it as evidence. Where are the things like this about DB?

I know very little about the dude. Wild to me you have this take. If you read, I said early I had this feeling and wasn't sure why. I have just looked all this stuff up while bickering with you guys about it. What personal beef could I possibly have? You think all this was made up and completely baseless? I didn't make his teammate say that, or post the stuff on Reddit from a year ago just to argue with you today.

You can be the best and still be a selfish prick. It goes hand in hand a lot of times.

So...what, you think he made all this up and they are baseless claims?

I am definitely in the "choir boy" team mentality. I think locker room meshing is very important. Having players that want to play for each other. I just linked a post from Reddit where the Cowboys fans themselves discussed this. Like I said, most won't speak out on something like this and expose themselves. Would you talk trash about a co-worker if you knew HR was going to go right to them and immediately tell them verbatim what you said? https://www.reddit.com/r/Dallas_Cowboys/comments/1abmjxp/cowboys_micah_parsons_probably_the_most_selfish/

I did. Former team mate said he was the most selfish player on the team. Fans of the Cowboys say he is the biggest cry baby, refuses to play the run. Their defense is "10 guys plus 11 doing whatever the F he wants." https://www.reddit.com/r/Dallas_Cowboys/comments/1abmjxp/cowboys_micah_parsons_probably_the_most_selfish/

We had no problem with Peppers attitude until the end. Cowboys fans themselves talk trash about Parsons.

That's a wild speculation. From what I have seen from our team, we avoid "me first" type players, and I am thankful for it. Not every team will sign a Antonio Brown or Odell Beckham.

You are going to find a way to discredit everything I say while ignoring the questions and evidence. Not sure how we are supposed to have a conversation like this.

Different position, different focus. DB swallows the run. 90 PFF grade and NFL record in tackles for the position. We were gouged without him last year.

Do you hear this type of stuff being said about DB? Parsons has the diva aura. I stay away from that type of player. A lot of players would say something positive rather than deal with the heat. Especially if they want him out. I feel when players are outspoken about how selfish you are, knowing it will be reported, that is very telling.

I think you heavily underestimate the value DB brings. He set an NFL record for tackles by a DT in 23'.

I don't see how you are saying I am painting him any sort of way. I told you my gut feeling, based on nothing, and provided a quick AI overview seemingly garnered from public opinion backing that up. Here's a more in depth look. Public Spats: Parsons has been involved in public disagreements with former teammates, media members, and even the Cowboys' owner, Jerry Jones. Perceived Selfishness: Some have criticized his focus on individual accolades over team success, with one former player calling him the "most selfish player" on the team according to a Yardbarker article.

I was chatting with a buddy of mine and we both had the same perception of Parsons unprompted. I don't know how the idea got there, as I largely only focus on Panthers content. A quick Goog as we say seems to back that perception up, though. "Candid and emotional, public spats, and internal friction." Were listed. Brown has been pretty much perfect in his time here in my eyes.

I would not like this move at all. I feel Brown is severely underrated here. He still shows up and gets the job done. Bringing on double and even triple teams. Our defense was deplorable last year. Brown missing was a large part of that. I don't like Parsons fit as far as attitude or compensation. Brown has been a favorite player of mine in his time here and has given me no reason to think otherwise.

Just what I read somewhere on Reddit, but I could be remembering wrong. Agree with it showing on the field being the most important. Just a strange situation. I guess he had to have choked, but that's not a good characteristic haha.

I love the roster churning. I also heard Jimmy was talking about breaking the combine 40 record and then wasn't even close. Just odd to me the legend of Jimmy's speed. He was also apparently terrible at the 3 cone. Odd.

I think Chuba said it well in the post practice interview. "Nobody is really thinking about how they are going to hit somebody, they are just trying to make plays." Or something to that effect. Don't want to botch his quote, but that was the idea.

That is what he is saying he is doing NOW. Actions speak louder than words. If he sandbagged it for whatever reason before, that is not a good sign for his "football DNA." Talk is cheap. Trust me, I want him to be the best. He is my wife's favorite player, and after Luke and TD left, we had some dark times where she was so hurt she was claiming she would never care about this team again lol.

Sounds like it was a heat of the moment thing. I just listened to Chuba's interview after practice and he was complimenting Wallace for playing hard. He kept saying he loved it. This is what we need boys.