Micah Parsons Takes Shot at Cowboys: Says He’d Join Bears for Less to Help Restore Glory to Soldier Field
"Dallas loves the spotlight but forgets how to win."
Micah Parsons just delivered another crushing truth bomb — this time taking aim at the Cowboys’ obsession with headlines over hardware, while hinting at a surprising potential new home: Chicago.
“Dallas loves the spotlight but forgets how to win. If they want to lowball me, I’ll take my game to Chicago — where the culture’s changing, the roster’s ready, and I can help bring titles back to Soldier Field.”
That explosive statement has fans buzzing across the NFL. Parsons, a perennial All-Pro and the heart of Dallas’ defense, seems to be signaling that glitz and glamour mean nothing if they’re not backed by real success. And in his eyes, Dallas has lost the plot.
His interest in the Chicago Bears, however, is what truly stunned fans. Once known for legendary defense, the Bears have endured a long drought. But under GM Ryan Poles and head coach Matt Eberflus, the team has quietly built a hungry, young core — and Parsons clearly sees something brewing in the Windy City.
Even more shocking? He’s willing to take less money to be part of it.
For Parsons, it’s about more than a paycheck — it’s about being somewhere that values grit over glitz and vision over vanity. In his view, Dallas is chasing fame. Chicago is chasing greatness.
Cowboys fans are panicking. Bears fans are fired up. And across the league, the message is clear: Micah Parsons is done waiting for Dallas to get serious.
He wants to win. And he just might do it in Chicago.
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