Micah Parsons sounds off on potential coaching changes, media questions

Dallas Cowboys star Micah Parsons sounded off after the team's season-ending loss after questions about potential coaching changes.

Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons celebrates after a sack during the first quarter against the Washington Commanders. / Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images

Is trouble brewing for the Dallas Cowboys?

Following Sunday's loss to the Washington Commanders in the season finale, star edge rusher Micah Parsons sounded off on potential changes to the team's coaching staff.

Parsons was frustrated after the game and deflected a question by directing the media to talk to Jerry Jones about any moves.

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"I learned a long time, its not about what I want in this business. I'm not the owner, I'm not the GM, I'm part of the entertainment. They got to decide if they want me back, you're asking the questions to the wrong guy, to be honest," Parsons said.

Micah Parsons on coaches returning or not: "I learned a long time, its not about what I want in this business. I'm not the owner, I'm not the GM, I'm part of the entertainment. They got to decide if they want me back, you're asking the questions to the wrong guy, to be honest."

— Calvin Watkins (@calvinwatkins) January 5, 2025

The Cowboys blew a late lead against the Commanders to finish the season at 7-10. Washington took the lead with just two seconds remaining in the game.

With the Cowboys season now over, the talk will shift to a potential head coaching search with Mike McCarthy's contract set to expire. There are also questions about Mike Zimmer's future with the team.

While momentum was picking up for Mike McCarthy to return during the team's winning streak, there is no telling what direction Jerry Jones will go.

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