“You can’t force me to be silent and in no way I want to sound disrespectful but…” Cowboys WR Cee Dee Lamb replies team owner Jerry Jones after condemning decision to sell…
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb has expressed his frustration and disbelief following team owner Jerry Jones’ decision to consider selling Micah Parsons, the team’s standout linebacker. In a candid statement, Lamb made it clear that while he respects Jones’ authority, he is firmly opposed to the idea, and he was unwilling to stay silent on the matter.
“You can’t force me to be silent and in no way do I want to sound disrespectful, but I don’t think this is the right move,” Lamb said, his voice resonating with disappointment. “Micah is a key part of this team, and his contributions on and off the field are undeniable. Letting go of a player like him doesn’t just affect the team’s performance, but it also sends the wrong message to us as players and to the fans who believe in this franchise.”
Parsons, who has quickly become one of the league’s most dominant defenders, has been a cornerstone of the Cowboys’ defense since being drafted. His leadership and exceptional playmaking abilities have earned him accolades and the respect of his teammates. The idea of selling him, which Jones reportedly considered in recent discussions, has raised concerns within the locker room.
Lamb, a rising star in his own right, emphasized the need for the Cowboys to maintain a cohesive and motivated roster, stating that removing key players could undermine the team’s potential to compete at the highest level. “This decision could have long-term implications,” he warned.
Jones has not yet responded to Lamb’s comments, but the situation has sparked fresh debate among fans and analysts about the future direction of the Cowboys. The team now faces the delicate challenge of balancing its leadership and maintaining a strong locker room dynamic.