The Dallas Cowboys’ challenging start to the 2024 NFL season, with a 1-2 record, has placed quarterback Dak Prescott under significant scrutiny.

As the highest-paid quarterback in the league, he faces mounting pressure from both fans and critics.

Recently, after a game, Prescott responded to hecklers, telling them to “jump off if you want to” as he walked to the locker room.

Teammate Micah Parsons has publicly supported Prescott, expressing empathy for his situation.

On his podcast, “The Edge with Micah Parsons,” he voiced strong faith in his quarterback.

“I have full belief in this guy,” Parsons said, acknowledging Prescott’s resilience through injuries and setbacks.

He is confident that Prescott will guide the Cowboys to success.

Parsons pointed out that Prescott and wide receiver CeeDee Lamb missed the entire training camp, which has affected their on-field chemistry.

He compared their situation to that of Joey Bosa, who struggled to regain form after missing training camp.

Parsons believes that these early challenges will ultimately benefit the team as they aim for a deeper playoff run.

Last season, the Cowboys secured the NFC East title with a 12-5 record but suffered a disappointing 48-32 defeat to the Green Bay Packers in the Wild Card round.

Despite having one of the league’s top offenses and defenses, they fell short when it mattered.

To improve their current standing, the Cowboys need to bolster their offensive line to protect Prescott better, enhance their passing game, and tighten their defense against big plays.

Addressing these areas could be crucial for turning the season around and realizing their full potential.