Micah Parsons fires back at Colin Cowherd’s latest critique as the Green Bay Packers star linebacker’s response quickly goes viral.
On Wednesday afternoon ahead of the Green Bay Packers Week 11 matchup vs. the New York Giants, the focus shifted to star linebacker Micah Parsons after he reacted to Fox Sports’s Colin Cowherd, who offered another round of public criticism after the team’s Week 10 Monday Night Football loss to the Philadelphia Eagles 10-7. Cowherd first claimed Parsons was not good against the run in that game, and the exchange spread quickly as fans zeroed in on the latest shot and Parsons’ response.
Cowherd, who works for Fox and hosts The Herd, posted a segment on X (formerly known as Twitter) questioning the versatility of Parsons as a pass rusher compared to others around the league. He pointed to several elite defenders to support his case and closed with a direct contrast to Parsons that intensified the debate.
“Cleveland’s not moving off Myles Garrett. Raiders aren’t moving off Max Crosby. Steelers aren’t moving off T.J. Watt. Why? Because those are versatile edge rushers. Micah’s not.”
Parsons responded directly on his own account. The former Dallas Cowboys linebacker’s brief reply showed he didn’t care for the comparison and suggested he could have more to add as the clip gained traction.
“Lol should I do it?”
The timing of the exchange adds another layer to an important week for the Packers. Parsons has been one of the most productive defenders in the league this season with 6.5 sacks, 22 tackles, 7 tackles for loss, and 14 quarterback hits through nine games. His presence remains central to Green Bay’s playoff push as the team works to rebound from back-to-back losses.
The Week 11 matchup offers a strong opportunity for him to make a statement on the gridiron. The Giants will start backup Jameis Winston after rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart was ruled out with a concussion. New York is also dealing with protection issues and ongoing coaching changes, which gives Parsons a chance to generate disruptive plays that directly counter Cowherd’s point.
“We’ve got to be better, plain and simple. There’s no excuse for where we are right now. We need to hold ourselves accountable and make the necessary changes, because this isn’t acceptable.”
— Alex Tuch, Buffalo Sabres Forward
Buffalo Sabres fans, brace yourselves: change is coming. After yet another brutal defeat — a 5-2 loss to Utah followed by a 6-2 drubbing by the Colorado Avalanche — it’s clear that this team is nowhere near the contender they were supposed to be this season. And for fans who’ve waited 14 years for a playoff spot, the latest string of losses is a hard pill to swallow. With Buffalo’s record now at a dismal
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The truth is, the Sabres have been in this situation for far too long. The fans are fed up, and even the players are starting to admit what’s been painfully obvious:
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At this point, there is no denying that accountability must fall on both
As Tuch stated, “There’s no excuse for where we are right now.” The Sabres have been left behind in a rapidly advancing NHL, and with another playoff-less season on the horizon, it’s time for ownership to act.
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But it’s not just the front office and coaching staff that needs to change. With this current Sabres team showing no signs of getting it together, nearly
The Sabres need to shed their past — and that means moving out players who aren’t contributing to the rebuild. It’s a painful reality, but every player needs to be held accountable
for this team’s continued failure. It’s no longer about potential or promises — it’s about delivering results, and if you’re not part of the solution, you’ll be part of the problem.
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So, what now for Buffalo? The road to redemption starts with tough decisions. Kevyn Adams will need to make bold moves to reshape the roster, bringing in fresh talent to bolster the lineup. The Sabres’ defense needs a complete overhaul, and the goaltending situation is looking more desperate by the day. The team can no longer afford to let mediocrity slip by — it’s time to build a
This won’t be an easy fix, but with the right moves, Buffalo could finally start to dig itself out of this hole. The fans deserve a competitive team, and the Sabres owe it to themselves to deliver.
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There’s no sugar-coating it — the Sabres’ current path is not sustainable. Another year of misery for Buffalo fans will simply not do. As the Sabres face the harsh reality of their worst season in recent memory, one thing is clear:
The time for change is now — and for the first time in years, it feels like the Sabres have no choice but to start fresh.