Dallas Cowboys superstar Micah Parsons has established himself as one of the most dominant defensive players in the entire league, but one of his Cowboys teammates offered a little bit of criticism for Parsons this week.
During a recent appearance on Keyshawn Johnson’s podcast, Dallas Cowboys safety Malik Hooker offered some unsolicited advice and criticism for Micah Parsons as he seemingly questioned Parsons’ dedication and commitment to his team because of his weekly podcast.
“My advice for Micah would be just make sure we’re all right,” Hooker said on Keyshawn Johnson’s podcast according to Pro Football Talk. “Because if we’re at work and the run game’s terrible, but you’re doing a podcast every week and you know the run game is terrible, then what are you really caring about? Are you caring about the crowd that was watching the podcast or are you caring about the success of our team and the Super Bowl that we’re trying to reach?”
It’s reasonable for Hooker to be a little bit concerned, given the situation, and it will be interesting to see whether or not Parsons’ podcast turns into a distraction for the Cowboys at any point during the upcoming season.

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