The article highlights a verbal altercation on social media between Dallas Cowboys players DeMarcus Lawrence and Micah Parsons. Lawrence expressed skepticism about ever winning a Super Bowl with the Cowboys following a new contract, which led Parsons to accuse him of being jealous. Lawrence retaliated by advising Parsons to focus on football instead of social media. Hall of Famer Michael Irvin commented negatively on Lawrence's public criticism, suggesting it may stem from personal issues and potentially affect team performance. Irvin also defended Parsons' podcast activities, arguing that performance is paramount regardless of off-field distractions.
Calling me a clown won't change the fact that I told the truth. Maybe if you spent less time tweeting and more time winning, I wouldn't have left.
I think this for DeMarcus Lawrence is a dumb route, you may be hurt, and you may be angry at the Dallas Cowboys, but to throw back that dart and try to hit them in the head only sticks you right in that neck.
Come on man and what the side of the ball you were on was the direct [expletive] problem, I don't understand what logic you had thinking that you should say this, honestly.
As long as the Penn State product performs it shouldn't matter, and I had a television show during my playing career in the 90's.
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