Brian Schottenheimer addresses Micah Parsons trade, says Cowboys can’t win Super Bowl ‘with just one person’

After trading Micah Parsons at the green Bay Packers, Dallas Cowboys looks much less like Crater Concertator – at least on paper. Despite the big downgrade in the defense, the carriage Brian Schotheimer says his team’s goal still lift Lombardi trophy at the end of time.

In the previous press Conference with Parsons Trade, Schotheimer was adamant, the Cowboys internal expectations are not changed, even when the losing stars in the mouth of Rusher.

“Nothing changed,” Schotheimer said. “My goals are not changed. Our team goals are not changed. I hit the players on that day after talking about tough couple days for all guys. Don’t change.” The flag is flag. “

Asked by our Garrett Podell What trading Parsons gets Cowboys who are closer to the Super Bowl Apparations, Schotheimer replied by saying that it takes more than a player to win a championship in NFL.

“I would say Micah is an incredible player” Schotheimer said. “No one encounters. He’s a big player, but this is the last consumer game. The last consumer game, and we’re not going to win a championship with just one person.

“It’s going to take the variations in 69 guys more and we have in this roster. Injuries are a big part of this. We’ve been in this place.” I think we have in the fact that it is in the place that is in place. “

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While it’s true that no player can pull a team to live, some players can make a little more attracts than others. And in the neighborhood by the impact that parsons trade.

To packers Live 60 Odds Tumped sharply and put them in the nearest tier with five or six best teams in a league. The Cowboys, a team that has already had some work to do so that all that all saw their odds rise more quickly.

Schotheimer added that it is not with parsons with trade, but I don’t wait long to see him again. The Packers Visit the Cowboys in Week 4 and Schothenheimer said that the matchup is “the ball.”

Dallas offensive line and fans in AT & T Stadium do not feel the same way, but not a problem with the eye will be in the matchup to cowboys try to prove that they’re still competing and strikes the Best.