Before the Eagles game, Micah Parsons goes to the injury report due to illness.
ARMINGTON There will be a lot on the line when the Dallas Cowboys and the Philadelphia Eagles play “Sunday Night Football” at AT&T Stadium. With a victory, the Cowboys could overtake the Eagles in the division and possibly take the lead in the NFC. Micah Parsons is prepared for anything as the next chapter in the legendary rivalry between the Cowboys and Eagles is about to be written. Parsons remarked, “It’s always one of the biggest football games, if not the biggest.” Everyone wants to win, and there is always a high level of intensity and emotion.
It’s a brawl, you know that. It’s always the one where you have to prepare the ice bags. But Micah has to get ready for something else starting Sunday morning. Perhaps an aspirin? or an IV. Or perhaps some chicken-noodle soup, since he’s currently a late addition to a Dallas injury report that otherwise looks clean.
Despite his illness, Parsons is anticipated to play. Conversely, the 9-3 Cowboys have been playing exceptionally well lately, winning six of their last seven games and only losing to the Eagles.
A few weeks ago, many believed that the 10-2 Eagles would easily win the division. However, with Dallas now in contention, the game has a completely different atmosphere. Parsons wants to win and humiliate the Eagles in the process, regardless of the game’s possible results for the division and the postseason picture. Parsons stated, “It’s just about going out there and dominating and winning.” “At some point during the season, you want to go out there and make a point. Just beat the hell out of whoever is in front of you.”
Associated: Cowboys Breaking: Coach Mike McCarthy Needs Emergency Surgery With so many intriguing stories to follow on Sunday night, the Cowboys have an opportunity to defeat the Eagles and end a number of myths surrounding coach Mike McCarthy’s team in the wake of his surgery. Even though the Eagles were humiliated by the San Francisco 49ers last week, it won’t be simple. This fight is the epitome of a heavyweight battle, and both fighters have significant knockout potential. It will be rough, severe, and bruising on Monday morning—exactly how Micah wants it. As long as he stops along the way for that chicken-noodle soup, that IV, and that aspirin.
