After securing his first career touchdown with a scoop and score, returning the fumble 36 yards for a score in the Dallas Cowboys’ 49-29 win over the Chicago Bears; Parsons is champing at the bit to see carries as a running back.
“I deserve a rep!” Micah said recently.
And a top Dallas assistant believes he could do that – and much, much more.
Said coach Joe Whitt Jr.: “This is my 16th year in the league (and) this is the first guy that I know, if he was at safety, could start on all 32 teams at safety. If he was at linebacker, start on all 32 teams at linebacker. If he played defensive end, he’d start on all 32 teams at all three levels of the defense.”
So far, so good. Please continue, coach…
“You put him on offense, he’d start at running back, tight end,” Whitt said. “I mean, quarterback might be the only position that this kid (can’t play).”
Our first reaction: Don’t tell Parsons he can’t play QB; he’ll seek to prove you wrong.
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Our second reaction? Whitt is exaggerating to make a great point, which is …
“He is so talented,” Whitt said, “there’s nothing he can’t do. I mean absolutely nothing he can’t do. So it’s just fun to watch him develop … That’s the fun part.”
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