Cowboys' Micah Parsons weighs in on the field surface debate: 'I'm not worried about the conditions'

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The recent season-ending injury to Jets star quarterback Aaron Rodgers reignited the debate on artifical turf versus natural grass fields in the NFL.

Rodgers tore his Achilles when he was sacked during Monday's night game against the Buffalo Bills. The Jets were playing at MetLife Stadium, which is an open-air stadium with artificial turf.

The stadium has gotten numerous complaints about the playing surface for years. In response to those concerns, the artificial turf was switched out for the 2023 season. 

Rodgers' injury prompted some players to call out the league about the artificial turf. Offensive lineman David Bakhtiari, who played with Rodgers in Green Bay, said he believed the stadium's turf contributed to the quarterback's recent injury.

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Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons in action during a game against the Philadelphia Eagles at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, Dec. 24, 2022. (Jerome Miron/USA Today Sports)

Eagles All-Pro center Jason Kelce and his brother Travis Kelce have both been vocal about their support for grass fields.

NFL Players' Association Executive Director Lloyd Howell has encouraged the league to eliminate artifical surfaces at all 30 stadiums.

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But Dallas Cowboys All-Pro linebacker Micah Parsons offered a different opinion on the debate.

"At the end of the day, growing up, I never said, 'We have rocks on the field, am I not going to play?'" Parsons said Thursday. "Honestly, it is what it is. I'm going out there getting paid to do a job. 

"I'm not worried about