Micah Parson met with the media after Thursday practice to address the upcoming game against the Baltimore Ravens, what went wrong against the Saints, and how he intends to move forward.
Micah Parsons met with the media after Thursday’s practice, addressing the upcoming showdown against the Baltimore Ravens and reflecting on the previous week’s loss to the New Orleans Saints. Dressed in his usual relaxed attire, Parsons exuded a focused energy as he began by acknowledging the disappointment of the Saints game.
“We definitely didn’t bring our A-game last week,” he admitted, his tone serious. “We missed opportunities, and that’s on us as a defense. We need to communicate better and execute our game plan more effectively. It’s all about being in sync and knowing our assignments inside and out.”
Parsons emphasized the need to learn from mistakes, pointing to specific plays that allowed the Saints to capitalize on defensive lapses. “We watched the film, and it was clear we let some key moments slip. It’s frustrating, but that’s part of the game. The important thing is to use it as fuel moving forward.”
Looking ahead to the Ravens, Parsons expressed excitement for the challenge. “They’re a tough team with a lot of weapons. We need to be ready for everything they throw at us. It’s going to be a physical game, and we have to match that intensity. I’ve been studying their formations and play tendencies, and I feel confident we can make the adjustments.”
As he wrapped up, Parsons reiterated his commitment to leading by example. “I know I have to step up, not just in my play but also in how I motivate my teammates. We can’t dwell on the past; we have to keep pushing forward.” With determination in his eyes, he left the podium, ready to turn the page and gear up for what promises to be an intense matchup against Baltimore.
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