football team at the Dallas Cowboys gonna be a good one.
Dallas defense has really become one of the Hot Topics
in, all of football,
know the ability to create turnovers, create chaos,
dominate the line of scrimmage. I mean, they got Stars
everywhere, but we're going to talk about their stars on
the defensive side of the ball. You gotta start with one guy. The
main star,
Michael Parson who not only is going to be defensive rookie of
the year,
but probably is going to be
NFL Defensive Player of the Year. That's how awesome this
guy is. And that's why I want to go back inside the numbers
powered by AWS. Michael Parsons is everywhere.
I mean everywhere
more than I've seen most players in the history of
football. Move around 438 snaps in the Box as a linebacker or
safety, whatever you want to classify them as. Okay.
332 snaps is a defensive lineman. Yeah. When he lines up
a defense and he's one of the best. Passers in the game, one
of two players in the hole. The fell
with 300-plus snaps at both linebacker and deepens alive.
He had two sacks. Last time they played the Washington
football team. But let's look at another angle.
I know we can tackle
running backs in the open field. I know we can rush the passer
and beat people, whether it's the blitz or lined up a d line,
but let's go to a clip and a few pictures from what we saw
last week.
I mean, first off,
here we go. Michael Parsons right here. He's lined up at
corner position, right? I know their plan kind of a man-to-man
coverage. This is a running back here. All right, that's
Devonte. Booker from the New York
Giants. Here's Kenny Gala day at wide. Receiver. Matched up
on a corner. All right,
and this is where this guy is next level
because not only, is he talented.
He's obviously extremely football smart for the fact
that they can put him all over the field and he mentally seems
to be able to digest all this stuff. You get in this type of
set with these clothes stack.
Wide receiver sets here running back wide receiver.
You always got to be aware of pick plays,
and that's ultimately, what happens. Here. Booker is going
to pick the corner covering Kanagawa day and that's going
to bring Kenny Gala day up to sideline with
a looks like a clear path to score a touchdown. But what I'm
going to show you the second is
this guy's a football player and even though they're playing
true man to man. No switch off. He knows something's up here
and makes a hell of a play and that's what I'm going to show
you on this next clip. You see the pic play
there. We go. They got Anthony Brown and a tough spot. He's
not going to be able to cover. Kenyala day. Going down
the sideline
here. We got Michael Parsons who's taken in a step in
because he's worried about the guy. He's covering man-to-man
in the running back. But as you're seeing this right here,
he's starting to realize.
Oh the fixes it.
They got to pick play.
And my man Anthony Brown's, not going to be able to cover.
Kenyala day. Down the sideline. Well your see here. The
position he's in this is the
Start of him kind of adjusting to go.
Oh, wait, let me get the back of my buddy, Anthony Brown. And
try to cover this. This running back down the field and see if
I can't save the day
aka Superman style. Like he's been doing all year long.
All right. Last picture. I want to show you guys show you
the end result. I mean, look at this linebacker pass rusher.
Supposed to be able to hit running backs, quarterbacks,
whatever. Now he's covering. Kenyala day down, the field,
and making instinctive plays, and just recognizing what's
going on.
Look at it. The body positioning
cutting off the receiver. Using the sideline
gets his head turned around so they don't call them for pass
interference. Unbelievable. Play Sunday Night Football,
the football team at the Cowboys
and watch out for the D line on the Cowboys and the guy named
Michael Parsons. Who's number 11? Check that out. See you.