Micah Parsons’ Super Bowl Challenge to Odell Beckham Jr.: ‘Come Over to Dallas Cowboys’
The relentless pursuit of Odell Bettham Jr. continues for Dallas Cowboys.
Sunday’s game against the struggling Green Bay Packers (3-6), is something to be concerned about, but not even that renewed rivalry between the Cowboys & Beckham can dampen the buzz between them.
First The public recruitment began on Twitter ,, with both current and past players using social media to express their desire to have OBJ join them in Dallas. Micah Parsons, an edge rusher, started it all by tweeting a picture of Beckham wearing a Cowboys uniform. … which prompted Ex-Cowboy Dez Britt to add his voice.
Parsons has taken his recruiting to another level by speaking with the media Wednesday in the Star.
“He is eager to play and win games. …” Parsons stated, “So if your goal is to win games, then come on. Come and win games here. Help us reach the Super Bowl. It is what I want. “
Parsons was joined by running-back Ezekiel Elliott, who spoke about Parsons before the media this day. Both believe that Beckham will make for a great addition to the team in their pursuit of capturing the Cowboys’ first Lombardi Trophy in 26 years.
Another Cowboys figure, Michael Irvin, could be part of the rise in power of the entire movement. What does he have to say about it all?
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“Odell is built to be in Dallas,” Irvin said. “He has wanted to play in Dallas for a while. I believe the Cowboys have the advantage …
“It will definitely be Dallas… (with?) that chance. ”
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