Micah Parsons’ Brother Terrence Rips Cowboys’ Font Office in Expletive-Filled Rant, Urges Dak Prescott To Request Trade

The Dallas Cowboys took Alabama guard Tyler Booker 12th overall in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Booker is a highly regarded lineman from an elite program, but the response to his selection is polarizing, with most of the social media hot takes leaning negative.

PFSN isn’t as harsh on the pick, giving the Cowboys a B+ for grabbing Booker. With Zack Martin’s retirement, the Cowboys brass may have felt a sense of urgency in bolstering Dak Prescott’s protection. However, other folks on the team were not pleased.

Micah Parsons was on Bleacher Report and voiced his concerns in a pointed way after Tetairoa McMillan was drafted by the Carolina Panthers. His brother, Terrence Parsons Jr., has similar feelings, and he was not afraid to share them on social media after the Cowboys took Booker instead of a receiver.

Micah Parsons’ Brother Chimes In on Cowboys’ 2025 NFL Draft Pick

In a series of single-line posts, Terrence said, “f*** this team.” He further added fuel to the flame, saying, “I hope dak request a trade.” When someone protested that notion, he made his stance clear: “This goes over your heads we can’t even score f****** points f*** a oline.”

I hope dak request a trade

— Terrence Parsons Jr (@Tpars_boii)

He didn’t stop there, saying, “S*** is literally sad.”

“They paid dak 60 million to be the scapegoat belive what you want 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️ there’s no way I would want to be on this team with no weapons,” he added later.

For his part, Booker is emphatically confident in his ability to dominate at the next level. At an NFL Combine presser, Booker said, “I feel like that’s what separates the good guys from the great guys in the game of football; and ultimately, I just love the aggressiveness and the tenacity of the game of football — like how it’s legal assault out there. I love football because the brand of football I play, I make guys not love football anymore.”

“I do that every down by really just giving them my all and letting them know I’m not going to let up. So, the thing I love most about football is taking the love away from other people.”

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PFSN’s scouting report describes him as a guard with a low center of gravity, with a thick, well-proportioned frame that is hard to move off his spot in pass protection and can drive defenders off the line of scrimmage in run blocking. Most of the criticism he’s received focuses on his lateral movement, but he’s physical and smart and will win close-up fights.

The Cowboys didn’t get their receiver to play opposite CeeDee Lamb, but they did score a potential replacement for Martin.