The Edge with Micah Parsons - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Reacting to Dak Prescott's $240M Deal, Cowboys' Win vs. Browns | Week 1
Cowboys star Micah Parsons reacts to Dak Prescott's $240M contract extension and explains what it means for his own future in Dallas. All-Pro cornerback Trevon Diggs joins the show and jokes about Dak buying he and Micah gifts after signing new contract, discusses what it was like to return from injury, and reacts to Dallas' dominant Week 1 win vs. the Browns. They also discuss their new rivalry with the Texans, why Trevon thinks he'll win matchup vs. his brother, Stefon, and they build their perfect QB. Micah then reacts to some of the biggest storylines of Week 1 including Saquon Barkley's Philadelphia debut, Jordan Love looking like a top 5 QB, and why fans shouldn't panic about Joe Burrow, Kirk Cousins, and Bryce Young.
Cowboys' Loss to Saints, Bryce Young Benching, and Tua's Future | Week 2
Cowboys star Micah Parsons discusses what went wrong in Dallas' 44-19 loss to the Saints, why he's not worried about the defense, and why defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer isn't to blame. He also reacts to the Carolina Panthers benching former No. 1 pick Bryce Young, the Vikings' upset win over the 49ers, ranks the top 5 undefeated QBs through Week 2, shares his thoughts on the conversation surrounding Tua Tagovailoa, discusses the ending of the Bengals-Chiefs game, Baker Mayfield's hot start to the season, and previews the Cowboys' Week 3 matchup vs. the Ravens.
Micah Parsons' Take on Cowboys' 1-2 Start, Reacts to Saints ‘Pretender' Talk | Week 3
Dallas Cowboys star Micah Parsons talks the state of the Cowboys after 1-2 start to the season, explains his fiery sideline reaction during loss to Ravens, clarifies his 'Superman' comments after the game, and responds to Dak telling doubters 'jump off if you want'. Micah also discusses why Dallas won't be defined by their slow start, reacts to C.J. Gardner-Johnson calling Derek Carr and the Saints 'pretenders,' ranks the remaining undefeated teams in the NFL, breaks down what makes the Vikings defense so tough to go against, discusses why the Steelers are a team to watch out for in the AFC, responds to Mel Kiper Jr.'s comments, and previews the Cowboys' Thursday Night Football matchup vs. the Giants.
Micah Parsons on Ankle Injury, State of Cowboys & Reacts to Week 4 with Darius Slay | Week 4
Cowboys star Micah Parsons discusses the latest on his ankle injury, why it wasn't as bad as it looked on TV, and why he's excited to get back on the field. Eagles DB Darius Slay joins the show to discuss the media reaction to C.J. Gardner-Johnson's trash talk, the vibes around both teams after 2-2 starts, why Jayden Daniels and the Commanders are a real threat in the NFC East, and they share their thoughts on how NIL is impacting college football. They also discuss Slay's top 5 CBs and WRs in the NFL right now, if Colorado star Travis Hunter will be able to play both ways in the NFL, why coaching can make or break a player, what makes Brian Flores' defense so hard to face, and what Slay appreciates about the Eagles' culture. Micah wraps up the show by praising Derrick Henry's SNF performance, giving props to Sam Darnold, and previews the Cowboys' upcoming matchup vs. Justin Fields and the Steelers.
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