The 2024-25 NFL season is not yet complete, but one player is already making very bold predictions. Micah Parsons has said that the Dallas Cowboys will win the Super Bowl next season.
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The Cowboys defender made the comments during an episode of his podcast, "The Edge with Micah Parsons." He covered a variety of topics during the episode, including head coach Mike McCarthy's future, and then he made his bold prediction about his team.
"We are not done yet, and I hope that y'all don't think we are done yet," Parsons said. "It's going to be an amazing, amazing, amazing thing to see next year when we are holding the trophy. Yes, it's big goals, but I'm telling y'all right now it's holding the trophy.
"I'm saying my prayers out loud, I'm saying my goals out loud so y'all can hear them. We are going to be holding a trophy up next year."
🚨NEWS: Micah Parsons says that the Dallas Cowboys will WIN THE SUPER BOWL next season.
"Gonna be an amazing thing to see next year when we are holding the trophy"
— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) January 8, 2025
The two-time All-Pro made the comments after a season of struggles for the Dallas Cowboys. The NFC East team started the year with a 3-2 record but fell to 3-7. This stretch included losses to the Texans, 49ers, Lions, Eagles, and Cowboys.
America's Team put together a better stretch to close out the season and added four wins. However, three more losses dropped the Cowboys to 7-10. The team did not advance to the playoffs after finishing behind both the Eagles and Commanders.
Injuries played a significant role in the season's outcome. Quarterback Dak Prescott only appeared in eight games. Pass catchers CeeDee Lamb, Brandin Cooks, and Jake Ferguson all missed games due to injuries. Standout defender Trevon Diggs only appeared in 11 games.
Parsons missed four games but still delivered another strong season on the defensive line. He posted 12 sacks, 23 quarterback hits, two forced fumbles, and 43 combined tackles.
Last season marked the fourth consecutive year that Parsons posted at least 12 sacks. He became the fifth player in NFL history to post double-digit sacks in each of their first four seasons. He joined Reggie White, Derrick Thomas, Claude Humphrey, and Dwight Freeney.
The Cowboys have talented playmakers on both sides of the ball, but their health will play a major role in determining the outcome of next season. The team will also have to make decisions about McCarthy, whose contract as head coach expired on Jan. 8.
