The Orange Bowl is underway, and Abdul Carter is out there making plays with a banged-up shoulder. He has plenty of motivation, of course, with a trip to the national title game on the line. But, just in case he needed more, Penn State’s #11 got some added motivation from a couple of Penn State star linebacker who wore his number before him.

Three of those linebackers met up Thursday before Penn State took on Notre Dame in the Orange Bowl. Posing together pregame were LaVarr Arrington (an All-American, the Bednarik winner and a ninth-place Heisman finisher in 1999),

Speaking on his The Edge with Micah Parsons podcast, Parsons said that the fans who still believed in the Cowboys will be rewarded next season when the team is lifting the Lombardi Trophy. Obviously, every player in the league — from the Titans to the Chiefs — has the goal of winning the Super Bowl each season.

Things did not go well for the 2024 Dallas Cowboys but hope springs eternal and podcasts are a place to have wide-ranging discussions. So Micah Parsons is now on record predicting that his team will win the Super Bowl next season.

Parsons addressed the situation on his latest Bleacher Report podcast episode, focusing on Hill’s decision to leave Kansas City for Miami in 2022. The Cowboys star said leaving Patrick Mahomes, a three-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback, could have been a mistake.

Barring an unexpected contract reworking on Hill’s end, the Cowboys could struggle to build a competitive team if they are paying top-of-the-market salaries to two receivers in Hill and star wideout CeeDee Lamb, with quarterback Dak Prescott and potentially Parsons also being paid premium amounts.

What? Tyreek Hill played with a broken wrist and is committed to the Miami Dolphins, agent Drew Rosenhaus says before adding he can't speak for Hill.