Parsons, others Cowboys defenders believe they can anchor a Super Bowl contender
Associated PressFRISCO, Texas — Micah Parsons isn’t the only two-time All-Pro on the Dallas defense after the offseason addition of cornerback Stephon Gilmore in a trade. “I feel like this is the best team, best defense I’ve ever been on,” Parsons said. The Cowboys, coming off consecutive 12-win regular seasons, haven’t reached an NFC championship game since the last of the franchise’s five Super Bowl titles to finish the 1995 season. “I think everybody’s focused on that, but everybody’s competitive edge on this team is the most I’ve ever seen.” Parsons is the star pass rusher with a chance to join Pro Football Hall of Famer Reggie White as the only players with at least 13 sacks in each of their first three seasons since sacks became an official stat in 1982. “Whether they gave up the most pressures or we had the most pressures or I had the most pressures, it don’t matter if I don’t go out there and do it right or show why I’m the best in the world.” Safety Donovan Wilson might miss the opener after straining a calf early in training camp, but the Cowboys have plenty of reinforcements at a position that has been a trouble spot in the past.