NFC Notes: Micah Parsons, Cowboys, Eagles, Giants

Cowboys DE Micah Parsons on what it will take to turn things around in Dallas: “One, we’re gonna have to get healthy. I mean, we got 3 or 4 starters who aren’t coming back until mid-next season. We got to plan for that. We got to get healthy. We got to keep coming together.” (Jon Machota)
Cowboys QB Dak Prescott with a health update from hamstring surgery: “Gained some strength in it, started to use it a little bit. Yeah, I’m probably a few weeks maybe a month from running. But got on the bike. So definitely doing some things, moving more.” (Todd Archer)

Eagles RB Saquon Barkley became the ninth player in NFL history to rush for 2,000 yards in a season and is currently sitting just 101 yards shy of breaking RB Eric Dickerson‘s record for most rushing yards in a single season.
Barkley on attempting to break Dickerson’s record next week: “I’m not overtly trying to get it. I’m not scared of it. But we’ve got bigger things we’re focused on. Whether we play next week or rest, I’m fine with that. I didn’t sign here just to break a record. I want to do something special with the team.” (Mike Garafolo)
Barkley on the Eagles’ offensive line: “At the end of the day my name will be the one that goes across for getting 2,000, but like I said you can’t do it without those guys … We wanted to do something special. They did all the work. I just followed them and they made me look a lot better.” (James Palmer)

Giants QB Drew Lock on the team’s big win over the Colts in which he threw for five touchdown passes: “We were clicking today. We knew we had it in us.” (Dan Salomone)
Lock on WR Malik Nabers: “What a beast. … He’s just going to keep getting better.” Nabers has a great feel, studies corners, does things the right way.” (Salomone)
Lock became the fifth player in NFL history with 300 or more passing yards, 4 or more touchdown passes, a rushing touchdown, and at least a 155 passer rating in a game. (NFL345)
Giants HC Brian Daboll: “It was good to get a win at home…It was good to get a win at home.” (Art Stapleton)