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The Dallas Cowboys still could make the playoffs, which star player Micah Parsons has talked about, but one NFL analysts is critical.

That’s the case for Micah Parsons, the Cowboys star defender who now has four games under his belt since returning from a high-ankle sprain that put him out of action for over a month. The Cowboys lost three of four games played with Parsons sidelined.

The Dallas Cowboys' defense is not perfect, but it is certainly better than it was at the start of the season. "We all see a difference, don't we?" edge rusher Micah Parsons asked after the Cowboys' 27-20 Thanksgiving Day win against the New York Giants.

The Dallas Cowboys fell to 3-6 after Sunday's 34-6 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. This season looks set for Dallas' first losing season since 2020.

Beating the Giants has Micah Parsons and the Cowboys quite confident. The Cowboys’ star made a bold statement after the 27-20 win over the Giants on Thanksgiving that kept Dallas’ (5-7) faint playoff hopes alive.

The Dallas Cowboys defense has come alive in the last two weeks, with Micah Parsons stating the learning period for Mike Zimmer's system is over.

The Dallas Cowboys pulled off a wild win over the Washington Commanders on Sunday, and fans who are hoping for a high draft pick might have been disappointed with the result.

The All-Pro linebacker was named the Player of the Game after tallying four QB hits and 1.5 sacks in the contest. During his postgame interview, Parsons fired a warning shot intended for both the Cowboys’ doubters and the rest of the league.

Until the Cowboys actually get a winning record and put themselves in contention for a postseason spot, the mockery and insults won't stop. Dallas is currently 5-7, with a showdown against the Cincinnati Bengals set for Dec. 9.