Cowboys star gets brutally honest on the team's Super Bowl outlook: 'I'm tired of watching'

Micah Parsons sounds like a man on a mission heading into the 2023 NFL season. If he has to, he may just will the Dallas Cowboys to a Super Bowl on his own back. Parsons has been nothing short of brutally honest when discussing his team's outlook and this group's potential upside.

The explosive third-year breakout star went on all-in on that sentiment once again, admitting during an interview with The Pivot podcast (h/t The Athletic's Jon Machota). to being "tired of watching" the Super Bowl while making it known that he's ready to get his own ring.

“I can’t wait for mine. I’ve only been here two years and I’m tired of watching. I feel like each year I’ve been here, I had a team that’s capable. I didn’t walk into a bad organization with bad talent," Parsons said on The Pivot. "My first year, we lost to the 49ers because we were undisciplined. We had so many penalties. Offsides and we were about to get the ball back. We got a defensive holding on the d-lineman. That’s non-football. That’s not football related."

"We missed our opportunities last year with the dropped picks and stuff. I don’t even blame the offense, bro. Self-reflection. People don’t want to do that. It’s so easy to blame (someone else). What didn’t I do?”

The mindset of a young player like Parsons to look in the mirror first is always a welcome sight, but truthfully, you'd be hard-pressed to find anyone who blames the team's playoff losses on him. The 24-year-old has wasted no time becoming one of the best defensive players in the NFL and has been an absolute force for the Cowboys in each of his first two seasons in the league.

Expect even more from Parsons in 2023, as he looks like he won't be stopped. I'm not sure there's a gameplan strong enough to get the job done on a consistent basis for four quarters.