Cowboys LB Micah Parsons announces big change!

So car in his career, Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons has earned two Pro Bowl selections, earned two First-Team All-Pro nods and won 2021 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year.

And based on his latest comments, he plans on being a Jack of All Trades type of player in the upcoming 2023 season.

"I think that's a special ability that I have and I want to incorporate it," Parsons said. "We're doing a lot of special things, and I don't want to give a lot away right now, but it's going to be a really cool year. I'm probably going to play like eight positions this year." 

"I'm kind of off the sack wave," Parsons continued. "I'm more on the impact wave. You see Aaron Donald and he could have 12 sacks but the impact he makes is so dominant. And you see guys who have 16 or 17 sacks, but they're not considered a 'guy.' I want to be a guy, not one of the guys. If you're always chasing, then you're never achieving. I'm not chasing for something... I'm trying to achieve." 

Parsons has also made the effort to bulk up, having already added a few pounds to last year's playing weight of 245.

What kind of season are you expecting from Parsons and the Cowboys in 2023?