Micah Parsons still believes the team can make a deep run in the NFL Playoffs after finishing November on a winning streak.

Beating the Giants has Micah Parsons and the Cowboys quite confident. The Cowboys’ star made a bold statement after the 27-20 win over the Giants on Thanksgiving that kept Dallas’ (5-7) faint playoff hopes alive.

Micah Parsons made it clear that he still believes in the Cowboys following their win over the Giants despite their difficult 2024 season.

The Dallas Cowboys are still far from a playoff berth—two games back of the Washington Commanders for the NFC's final slot with a slew of teams in their way. However, they're a little bit closer than they were after beating the New York Giants 27–20 on Thursday.

Cowboys pass rusher Micah Parsons had a big game on Thanksgiving, his team won its second in a row, and he said afterward that he believes Dallas is going to make some noise down the stretch.

It was another win for the Dallas Cowboys as they beat the New York Giants on Thanksgiving day, 27-20, which has sparked conversation if the team can make a playoff push. One person who was confident in that idea was Cowboys star Micah Parsons, who shared his confidence but was shut down by ESPN sports analyst Stephen A. Smith.

The All-Pro linebacker was named the Player of the Game after tallying four QB hits and 1.5 sacks in the contest. During his postgame interview, Parsons fired a warning shot intended for both the Cowboys’ doubters and the rest of the league.