Micah Parsons' brother Terrence Parsons Jr. gets emotional over heartbreaking state of Cowboys

Terrence Parsons Jr., the brother of Dallas Cowboys star pass rusher Micah Parsons got emotional discussing the team's year. Dallas lost 27-20 to the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday and fell to 5-8.

Parsons Jr. took to X to talk about Dallas' year and he says it's just been heartbreak after heartbreak.

"Bro this season was just heart break after heart break," Parsons Jr. wrote.

Dallas has dealt with a plethora of injuries this season, as Dak Prescott is done for the season. Parsons, CeeDee Lamb and star offensive lineman Zack Martin have also dealt with injuries which have hurt the Cowboys' season.

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Cowboys' Micah Parsons frustrated with loss to Bengals

Micah Parsons was frustrated with the loss to the Cincinnati Bengals as the Dallas Cowboys season has been one to forget.

Dallas blocked a Bengals punt but it touched a player and Cincinnati recovered the ball and went on to score the game-winning touchdown.

"I think we really did really well," Parsons said, via the team website. We could have did a little bit better containing him and I think we gave up some points but, I mean, you tell me we hold Joe Burrow to 20 points with two minutes left, and with our offense — the way we were moving the ball today — I think we could win the game."

The loss likely eliminated any hope that Dallas would make a run to the playoffs. Parsons says this loss to the Bengals was one of the most frustrating of his season.

"I won't say it's snowballing, but I don't know." he said, pausing between words to try and make some sense of what's happening in 2024. "It seems like we're paying a due we don't [owe]. It's not fair. I don't know if it's bad luck, or karma, but in terms of the work ethic, everyone's working so hard.

"I'm going to really soak this one in. This one hurt me more than any loss this year, probably even worse than the playoff loss [to the Green Bay Packers in January], to be honest, because where we were going, how we were playing, playing good football? I'm going to sit on this."

Micah Parsons has recorded 28 tackles and 6.5 sacks in nine games. The Cowboys will return to the field on Sunday against the Carolina Panthers.