Trevon Diggs takes aim at NFL coach after pathetic take on Cowboys' Micah Parsons

You gotta love players standing up for each other even if it means taking shots on social media and it's clear Cowboys players are all in on Micah thanks to what he brings to the table.

There's no question the Cowboys have fallen short in the majority of big games they've played in recent years but to boil it down to Micah "disappearing" in high-stakes scenarios is absolutely unfair.

Take the Green Bay Packers game for example, which would fall in the category of games that we're discussing.

Are we supposed to put no weight on the fact that Matt LaFleur put together an impressive gameplan to limit Parsons through double-teams and triple-teams that even included looks with a "sniffer" player lining up right behind the offensive line to block No. 11? Or on the fact that the secondary was being slowly cooked as it played a heavy dose of zone coverage after not doing so that much all year long? Should we totally ignore that Jordan Love had his sixth-lowest average time to throw of the year because that was clearly the plan all along?

Or at least let's consider the fact that this game, just like Week 5's game versus the San Francisco 49ers, was one that was quickly over and that the Packers weren't in passing situations for basically the entire second half. 

It's not like we haven't ever seen Parsons close out games with timely pressures or sacks. 

The Cowboys have a lot of legitimate problems with the way they're doing things but the fanbase would be wise to pump the brakes on the latest Parsons' slander.