Stephen A. Smith is still trolling Dallas Cowboys fans, and Michael Irvin has been reduced to begging for a trade. And now ESPN’s Damien Woody has blasted Micah Parsons for throwing his Cowboys teammates under the bus.

And analysts immediately pounced on criticizing them after they lost to the Baltimore Ravens Sunday afternoon. ESPN's Damien Woody had some words for Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons.

Micah Parsons and DeMarcus Lawrence, the two-headed monster that leads the Cowboys’ pass rush, were seen having a heated exchange on the sideline during the game, which resulted in the two players being separated by teammates.

According to Spotrac, Parson’s market value has him signing a three-year $91.8 million deal, making a yearly salary of $30.6 million. That’s more than superstars who have also signed huge extensions like T.J. Watt and Brian Burns. It would rank just under newly signed Chiefs defensive lineman Chirs Jones.

Facing the Baltimore Ravens and their star-studded offensive backfield of two-time NFL MVP Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry would cause any defense to worry.  Dallas Cowboys three-time All-Pro edge rusher Micah Parsons even called Jackson "probably the best dual-threat quarterback in the league and in history,

The Cowboys defense got run over by the Saints on their home field last weekend and Micah Parsons is adamant that it can't happen again when the Ravens come to town this Sunday.

Micah Parsons sent a very surprising message to his teammates after the Dallas Cowboys lost against the Baltimore Ravens. Micah Parsons and the Dallas Cowboys suffered another loss at home against the Baltimore Ravens.

After the Cowboys' second-straight loss in Week 3, Micah Parsons has cleared the air on his viral sideline argument with DeMarcus Lawrence.