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Micah Parsons hears Jordan Love explain how the Packers defeated the Cowboys during the postseason.

Thanks to Micah Parsons of the Dallas Cowboys, a pass-rusher. He didn’t need to revisit and dig up unpleasant recollections.

Jordan Love, the quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, was available to talk about anything other than the team’s surprising 48-32 victory over the Dallas Cowboys last week when Parson spoke with Love. He might have talked about life in Green Bay or Love’s early career experience of playing backup to future Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers. Those are simple inquiries.

But that was not what Parsons was interested in learning. He was curious as to how Green Bay head coach Matt LaFleur orchestrated what ultimately proved to be a complete dismantling of one of the NFL’s top defenses in the regular season.

Love began his response to Sports Illustrated by saying, “I’m not trying to talk smack, but y’all linebackers, I think you had a DB playing linebacker.

Love was alluding to the fact that the Cowboys had to “go small” following the neck injury that ended the season for linebacker Leighton Vander Esch in Week 5.

Dallas frequently requested that safeties play down in the box to stop the run, and the Packers believed they could take advantage of it.

I believe that knowing we had to run the ball heading into the game was crucial for us. That was really important, according to Love.

Following their game plan, the Packers allowed Aaron Jones to rush 21 times for 118 yards and three scores. Love had plenty of space to work with in the air thanks to Green Bay’s rushing attack, which helped him complete 16 of 21 throws for 272 yards and three touchdowns with no interceptions.

Being able to run the ball was our aim, and it would set up everything else, according to Love.

The Packers succeeded in achieving what was always the plan.