Two-time All-Pro linebacker Micah Parsons did not hold back when he addressed the undershirt San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle unveiled during Sunday night's game.

Kittle, who scored three touchdowns during the Niners' 42-10 win, pulled up his jersey and revealed a shirt disparaging the Cowboys. Parsons appeared on "The Edge" this week and said Kittle's decision to flash the shirt made things "more personal than it had to be."

Kittle also posted a picture of the shirt on his social media platform, but Parsons suggested that the outcome would be different if the two teams met again this season.

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"Kittle’s my guy but [I’m gonna] say this: laugh now, cry later," Parsons cautioned.

"We got something for that, just trust. If we see them again, just trust. And we gonna put it just like that. I ain’t gonna put too much on it. You gonna make it personal? We can make it personal, that’s cool."

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Kittle finished the Week 5 game against the Cowboys with 67 receiving yards. Second-year quarterback Brock Purdy threw for 252 yards and four touchdowns. Dallas was dominated in all three phases of the game and turned the ball over four times.

If the Niners and the Cowboys do play again this season, it would have to be in the postseason. The 49ers have gotten the best of the Cowboys in the last few matchups, including the playoffs.

San Francisco ended the Cowboys' playoff run last season, beating Dallas in the divisional round.

Last week, three-time Pro Bowl quarterback Dak Prescott appeared to be agitated when asked about how he felt after losing to the 49ers in the playoffs in January.

"I mean, it's obvious. We're so far past that, to be honest with you, but that's obvious," Prescott said. "You just want to p--- me off going into this week, and I appreciate that. I do, actually. I do. Appreciate that. Appreciate that."

Niners star Deebo Samuel pushed back against the notion that Parsons really wants to see a Niners-Cowboys rematch. Samuel said the Cowboys run the risk of losing by an even greater margin if they play against the 49ers in the near future.

"It was already personal before the game started... 42-10, I don't think you want to see us again. It might be a little worse," Samuel said on "Up & Adams" on Tuesday. "I don't think he wants to see us again." 

"The View" co-host Whoopi Goldberg told the audience on Tuesday that a lot of people were "very annoyed" with the ABC program because they did not celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day on Monday. 

The hosts of the show interviewed ABC foreign correspondent James Longman, who is on the ground in Israel as Hamas continues to attack Israel, on Monday and sat down for an interview with former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. 

On Tuesday, Goldberg turned to co-host Joy Behar and said they wanted to remind people that it was Italian Heritage month. 

"And we did not say yesterday, happy Indigenous Peoples' Day, we had lots going on, so a lot of people were very annoyed with us because we didn't get to that," she said. 

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Indigenous Peoples' Day is a holiday many states acknowledge in place of or in addition to Columbus Day. 

Longman answered questions from the co-hosts about the terrorist attacks in Israel, which began over the weekend. 

Schwarzenegger also joined "The View" co-hosts for three segments on Monday and discussed immigration, bipartisanship in government, as well as his new book.

The co-hosts also spoke to ABC's Matt Gutman on Tuesday about the ongoing attacks in Israel before he had to be escorted away from the location he was reporting from in Israel due to a security incident. He rejoined the hosts shortly afterward. 

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Hamas terrorists have infiltrated Israel and have fired over 4,500 rockets at residential areas from the Gaza Strip. 

An Israeli military official said the official death toll from Hamas' unprecedented terror attack has risen above 1,000, the Associated Press reported.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a televised address that Israel's military response to the invasion would "reverberate for generations." 

He added, "we have only started striking Hamas." 

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Fox News' Chris Pandolfo contributed to this report.