The Dallas Cowboys, on their final open practice in Oxnard Tuesday, received a scare involving All-Pro linebacker Micah Parsons.
What Happened to Micah Parsons?
Captured by Calvin Watkins of the Dallas Morning News, Parsons left practice with a leg injury and did not return. Watkins’ image shows Parsons’ left leg wrapped up.
Micah Parsons left practice with a leg issue and didn’t return. pic.twitter.com/WLJCiz0ZBK
— Calvin Watkins (@calvinwatkins)
His injury was described as a “leg issue,” but based off the picture, Parsons appears to be favoring his left calf. Watkins discovered what led to the ailment.
“Micah Parsons said he got kicked in the leg, and he’s going to get it looked at,” Watkins said.
Meanwhile, ESPN Cowboys reporter Todd Archer shared how Parsons ended up missing up to 11 practice plays after the injury occurred.
Micah Parsons missed the final 11 plays of first-team red zone work and was limping after practice. His lower left leg had a wrap and said he would get it checked out but added, “I’m not worried about it.” pic.twitter.com/Ylto1AFruI
— Todd Archer (@toddarcher)
Parsons, though, shared how there was no cause for concern on his end, indicating he still feels fine.
“It’s just something that happened to me, it’s football,” Parsons said per Watkins. “I’m not worried about it.”
Dallas is already dealing with an assortment of injuries. Head coach Mike McCarthy revealed before Tuesday’s practice that cornerback Nahshon Wright, linebacker Malik Jenkins, and rookie defensive end Viliami Fehoko may not play on Saturday versus Seattle.
Wright was seen in a walking boot, Jenkins is dealing with his own foot ailment, and Fehoko injured his shoulder.
