Micah Parsons got into an online back-and-forth with former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant about the team's search for its next head coach.

The Dallas Cowboys and their fanbase have to be fed up constantly watching rivals like the Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders win games in the postseason while they sit at home. The Cowboys finished third in the NFC East during the 2024 NFL season with a 7-10 record,

The Dallas Cowboys are moving on from Mike McCarthy, and one of the team’s top players has made his first public comments on the decision.

One such player who was bitten by the injury bug was Micah Parsons. With Micah missing only one game in his first three seasons, he suffered an ankle injury that kept him out for four games as the Cowboys couldn't catch a break on the injury front.

The Dallas Cowboys moved on from Mike McCarthy and now Micah Parsons expects a "complete reset" for America's Team next.

When discussing the recent coaching shakeup on his “The Edge with Micah Parsons” podcast, the star linebacker expressed it’s “very sad” to see McCarthy, 61, leave due to the relationships cultivated over the past few years while previewing what’s expected to be an “interesting” offseason in Dallas.

Dallas Cowboys All-Pro pass rusher Micah Parsons called the decision to part with head coach Mike McCarthy "devastating."

Dallas star linebacker Micah Parsons, who's entering the final season of his rookie deal, said, "Losing a great coach like Mike hurts."

The Dallas Cowboys are searching for a new head coach, and apparently that is something they did not expect to have to do this offseason.Mike McCarthy and the Cowboys parted ways last week after the two sides could not agree on a contract extension.