"He about to do a 360 on Dak Prescott": Gilbert Arenas reveals personal chat with Micah Parsons in brutal Cowboys homecoming prediction

Former Golden State Warriors guard Gilbert Arenas revealed his personal chat with Micah Parsons on Thursday. Arenas disclosed the chat with Parsons while offering his prediction on the defensive end's return to Dallas in Week 4 after his trade to the Green Bay Packers.

During the debut episode of his football analysis show, "NFL Kickoff" on Thursday, Arenas discussed the Cowboys’ chances this season without Dak Prescott and their game against Green Bay.

"I'm looking at week four," Arenas questioned (Timestamp: 32:00 onwards). "That's all I'm thinking about. If they don't have two, wins by week four, like can they win any more games if Dax is down?"

Continuing to speak on the subject, Arenas talked about his personal chat with Micah Parsons as he predicted a brutal Cowboys homecoming.

"Dax is going down in week four after Parsons gets done with him," Arenas said. "I'm predicting that he'll be down at night. Yeah. I'm predicting clothesline.

"I'm predicting 80s f*cking football. That's the feel. See, I talked to him in a DM, the feel of week four. Yeah, it's cracking. He's ready for week four."

When questioned about his chat with Parsons, Gilbert Arenas reiterated his point while predicting Parsons would "360" Prescott.

"You know, he's an Adidas guy. We say we don't do we don't do 360 deals. He's about to do a 360 on Dax (Dak Prescott) for sure," he expressed.

The Dallas Cowboys started their season with a 24-20 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers and will play the NY Giants and the Chicago Bears before hosting the Packers and Parsons at AT&T Stadium.

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After his prediction on Micah Parsons, Gilbert Arenas offers his take on why Jalen Hurts is an "elite" quarterback

Gilbert Arenas’ new football show with Skip Bayless delivered plenty of highlights in its debut. After building major success through his NBA podcast, Arenas has now ventured into football, offering bold takes for Week 1.

One such topic revolved around Jalen Hurts, who he believed was an "elite" quarterback while comparing him to Kawhi Leonard.

"I mean, when you're talking about Mr. Win win no matter what, that is the definition of elite. I mean, he's won at every level," Arenas said. (Timestamp: 47:51 onwards)."He's gonna be Kawhi. He's going to do what it takes to win the game. That's who he is."

Jalen Hurts led the Eagles to the Super Bowl last term and has started the season brilliantly with two touchdowns against the Cowboys in Week 1.