“We Left a Marine?”: NFL Star on Jerry Jones’ Team in Utter Shock Over Brittney Griner Returning to USA

These are turbulent times when it comes to voicing out one’s thoughts on sensitive topics like politics. Recently, one of the Jerry Jones-led Cowboys recently made a comment about a sensitive issue of prisoner transfer from the USA and another country. Micah Parsons recently tweeted regarding the return of Britney Griner.

The Cowboys star shared his thoughts on the government working towards bringing back WNBA star, Brittany Griner. However, the Cowboys star commented on what the current government seems to have missed in terms of bringing back someone. This refers to a Marine that the government has not brought back yet.

Parson’s initial comments

Micah Parsons took to Twitter to share his thoughts on the incident that has taken place abroad. WNBA star, Brittany Griner was detained in Russia for the alleged possession of drugs. After about 10 months of negotiations, she was finally released back to the USA in exchange for a prisoner swap.

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The NFL star commented on Twitter with a reference to a story he shared. The story spoke about how there was still a Marine that had not been bought back to the country. Parsons was very interrogative about this on Twitter.

The linebacker was critical of the fact that the USA left behind a member of the US military. Furthermore, his tweet sounded like he was criticizing the decision of bringing back Brittany Griner after 10 whole months of imprisonment in a foreign land. From a first look, his tweet seemed like he was disappointed in the fact they brought back Griner. However, the linebacker did clarify his feelings on the matter.

Parsons clarifies his position

Parson faced quite a bit of backlash after his initial tweet about the return of Brittany Griner. He was dubbed as conservative and inhumane for his supposed sentiments. However, the linebacker did attempt to set the record state. He put out another tweet addressing his fans and how he felt.

Parsons spoke about how he was happy that the basketballer’s family had her back. He even tweeted about this and said, “My last tweet was no shot at Brittney Griner. I’m super happy she’s back home as she should be. I just have family who have served and it’s crazy to me the President wouldn’t bring him home too.” The player clarified his words after he faced a lot of backlash for his words. However, the question here remains is what are the linebacker’s true thoughts, and did he change his stance based only on the backlash he faced.

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