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Packers DE Micah Parsons’ claim after Cardinals win appears to be a shot at Jerry Jones
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Micah Parsons didn't hide his satisfaction after the Green Bay Packers ' 27-23 comeback win over the Arizona Cardinals , and one short, jokey line felt aimed squarely at Dallas owner Jerry Jones.
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"Yeah, in the run game, yeah. So I'm pretty decent in the run game," Parsons said when a reporter asked about his role blocking and setting the edge, via Wendell Ferreira of atozsports. A dry rejoinder that carried extra weight given Parsons' recent public back-and-forths involving Jones and his former team. The remark landed like a mic drop in a locker room already buzzing over his first three-sack game as a Packer.
Parsons dominated Sunday, logging three sacks and consistently collapsing pockets late as Green Bay rallied from a deficit. The performance often felt like the turning point; Parsons' pressure helped force Arizona into mistakes and limited the effectiveness of Jacoby Brissett and the Cardinals' offense. ESPN's box score shows Parsons' three sacks as a game-high.
Green Bay's comeback hinged on a late offensive push. Josh Jacobs ran for two touchdowns , including a go-ahead 1-yard score with 1:50 left, and Jordan Love finished 19 of 29 for 179 yards and a touchdown to spark the rally. The Packers' defense, Parsons central among them, closed the door when it counted, helping them improve to 4-1-1.
Earlier this season, he traded barbs with Jones and the Dallas Cowboys , and media outlets quickly interpreted Sunday's comment as another small jab at the Cowboys' owner, who helped build the franchise Parsons left.
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Coach support followed the performance. Teammates credited Parsons for disrupting Arizona's blocking schemes and drawing double-teams that freed up other defenders to make plays.
Parsons shrugged off talk of theatrics and insisted afterward that he was just doing his job: get to the quarterback and make plays that help the team win.
The Packers rode a resilient defense and a late offensive push to a road win that keeps their momentum intact.
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