"I haven’t seen an ice cream truck in Texas yet!! It’s actually disgusting" - Cowboys DROY Micah Parsons trolls the city of Dallas in hilarious fashion

Dallas Cowboys star Micah Parsons is not too thrilled with the city of Dallas. The 22-year-old took to Twitter to vent his frustrations at the fact that he had not seen a single ice cream truck in Texas since being drafted by the Cowboys last year.

"Man I haven’t seen an ice cream truck in Texas yet!! It’s actually disgusting"

It is certainly odd that in over a year, the star linebacker has not sighted a single ice cream truck and he is jokingly upset about it. This did not stop a couple of Cowboys fans from commenting on his status.

One fan told the 22-year-old where to go to get his ice cream fix.

Another gave the reason for lack of ice-cream trucks in the state.

Somebody invited Parsons to Arizona to find ice cream trucks.

Another person analysed the absence of ice cream trucks in Parsons neighbourhood in a sociological manner.

Micah Parsons on a Hall of Fame trajectory

Micah Parsons

Taken with the 12th pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, Parsons was stunning for the Dallas defense under Dan Quinn. His ability to play as a linebacker or line up on the edge and rush the passer made him a nightmare to deal with.

He played 16 games in his rookie season and finished with 13 sacks and three forced fumbles. He won Defensive Rookie of the Year, was named in the All-Rookie Team, and was a First-Team All-Pro, and Pro Bowler. What a season!

During his first 13 games, Micah Parsons totaled 12 sacks, fourth-most by a rookie in NFL history. He also broke the Cowboys rookie record for sacks against the Raiders in overtime in Week 11, previously held by DeMarcus Ware.

After the Cowboys' Week 16 thumping of Washington, he had the all-time rookie sack record of 14.5, held by Titans star Jevon Kearse, withing his reach. After the game, the 22-year-old was just 1.5 sacks way from tying the record.

After a great rookie season, just how much can he improve remains to be seen as he set quite high standards for himself in 2021.

How he will be used by Dan Quinn will determine a lot. Will he be lined up on the edge to rush the passer or used as a traditional linebacker, or a mix of the two as we saw last year? The 22-year-old needs attention from opposing defenses.

However, for all his good work on the field, he is still disappointed that he can't see any ice cream trucks in Texas. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones may have to purchase one for the 22-year-old.