Dallas star Micah Parsons sees himself and fellow All-Pro edge rusher Nick Bosa of San Francisco as entertainers in their divisional playoff.
last season and went on to lose the NFC title game to the Super Bowl champion Los Angeles Rams.
Even though they won't be on the field together, the meeting Sunday night showcases two of the best young pass rushers in the league. Each was the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year as a first-round draft pick, starting with Bosa two years before Parsons in 2019. Bosa was a No. 2 overall pick while Parsons went 12th in 2021.
"Different players, but both players, incredibly valuable to their team," Dallas defensive coordinator Dan Quinn said."Both of them you'd love to have and go because both of them can really bring it." "He kind of does it anywhere," Bosa said of Prescott's pocket presence."He's a big creator down the field after that, so that'll be a big focus this week."41-23 wild-card victory over SeattleAfter injuries to season-opening starter Trey Lance and veteran Jimmy Garoppolo, Purdy calmly kept alive a San Francisco winning streak that is now up to 11. Having versatile playmakers such as running back Christian McCaffrey and receiver Deebo Samuel has helped.
Bosa went without a sack in a playoff game for the first time against the Seahawks after recording eight in his first six postseason appearances. Parsons' first in the playoffs came against Tom Brady.
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