We’ve found another sport Cowboys’ Micah Parsons is amazing at

Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons is an all-around impressive human being. He had a historic rookie campaign. He lined up at multiple defensive positions. He is well-researched enough on animal documentaries that he could make nicknames for himself and his teammates based on animal attributes. He won the Fastest Man race at the Pro Bowl Skills Competition as a linebacker. The kid can really do it all.

Unsurprisingly, there is now something else he can do. Apparently being good at football isn’t enough. Parsons wants to perfect other sports as well. One of those happens to be bowling. The Penn State product has apparently been working on his bowling game in the offseason while also attending awards shows and doing hundreds of interviews.

In late January, he even went on Twitter to ask people in Allen and Plano, Texas if they knew of a bowling alley he could go to. The rookie said he wanted to join a bowling league and let’s just say, you likely don’t want to play against him.

Now before you go off and say bowling isn’t a sport, you need to watch how impressive this bend is. On Sunday, Parsons posted this video of him scoring an impressive strike at a bowling alley. Is there anything he isn’t shockingly good at?

Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons happens to be an amazing bowler, too

So far, in the year that Parsons has been with Dallas, the rookie has proven that he is ready to take on any challenge. There is only one singular video we have found where Parsons does something that isn’t quite his best… rapping. Regardless, the 22-year-old is incredibly competitive and constantly says he is “always hungry.” Apparently, bowling is included in that.

Given the fact that the rookie has told many reporters that he looks forward to being even better next season, we have to imagine that when he isn’t bowling, he is working hard in the weight room and on the turf to have another incredible year. Losing Defensive Player of the Year to TJ Watt didn’t make the Cowboy sad, it made him more motivated to run it back and do better in 2022.

Until September 2022, we look forward to seeing what else (besides football) Parsons is phenomenal at. What will he try his hand at next? Basket weaving? Underwater hockey? Whatever it is, there is a high percentage he will somehow be a pro at it.