Cowboys' Micah Parsons Expresses Frustration Over Officiating in Loss to Dolphins

Despite Controversial Calls, Dolphins Secure 22-20 Win with Closing Seconds Field Goal

Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons expressed frustration with the officiating in the team’s close loss to the Miami Dolphins, particularly over a lack of holding penalties against the Dolphins and a roughing the passer penalty he received.
Parsons has gone 38 straight quarters without drawing a holding penalty, despite his aggressive play that has resulted in 13 sacks, 53 total tackles, and 30 QB hits this season.
The roughing the passer penalty came when Parsons hit Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, which Parsons argues was a legitimate attempt to sack, not to punish the quarterback.
Despite the controversy, the Dolphins secured a 22-20 win over the Cowboys with a field goal in the closing seconds.
The Cowboys' loss to the Dolphins marks their fifth loss in away games this season, bringing their record to 10-5.