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This Dallas Cowboys Defensive End Is Calling Out NFL Referees For Being Unfair!

Published: 10-10-2022 22:06

In a recent Instagram post, Dallas Cowboys defensive end Micah Parsons called out NFL referees for what he perceives to be a bias against defensive players. Parsons cites a number of examples, including a personal experience from a game against the New York Giants in which he was flagged for a tackle that he feels should have been considered clean.

Parsons isn't the only one who has noticed this trend; many other defensive players have made similar complaints in recent years. Some believe that the league's focus on increasing scoring has led to officiating that favors offenses. Whatever the reason, it's clear that defensive players feel like they are at a disadvantage when it comes to officiating.

This is an issue that the NFL will need to address if it wants to maintain the trust of its players. If defensive players feel like they are being unfairly targeted by referees, they will inevitably become less enthusiastic about playing. That would be bad for the league, and bad for the fans who enjoy watching exciting, competitive football.