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Micah Parsons leaving Dallas is already a nightmare scenario for most Cowboys fans; the only thing that would make it worse would be a move to a bitter rival.
The “divorce” between these two sides gets more likely by the day, and unfortunately, all the buzz surrounding a Parsons trade package, or free agency departure, seems to center around Dallas’s foes.
More specifically, I’m talking about the Green Bay Packers.
It has been reported that the Green and Gold have made a “serious” trade offer for the three-time All-Pro, and NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport has stated that if traded, that is the “kind of team” Parsons would be joining.
That is what has been said; here, we’re going to talk about what could happen. Let’s dive into what a blockbuster, Cowboys-Packers Micah Parsons deal could look like.
Packers Receive: EDGE, Micah Parsons, & 2027 6th Round Pick.
This side of the deal is pretty straightforward: Green Bay gets a generational talent and a throw-in late-round pick. These kinds of deals always have at least some draft compensation for the team giving up a haul, and this would be no different.
Parsons, 26, would join guys like Kenny Clark and Rashan Gary on what would become one of the league’s scariest defensive fronts.
We’re talking about a guy whose career low in sacks is 12.0, and that only happened because he played in just 13 games. On day one in Wisconsin, Parsons boosts the Packers to Super Bowl contenders.
For years, Green Bay struggled to put a formidable defense together for Aaron Rodgers; his career résumé was hurt as a result. His successor, Jordan Love, is already turning 27 this year, and I have a feeling they don’t want to sell him short too.
Green Bay has the cap space, an increasingly aggressive front office, and the trade pieces to pull this off. It would be silly for anybody to bet against them because of this rivalry.
As has been reported, if Micah Parsons goes on sale, expect the Packers to come calling.
Cowboys Receive: EDGE Kingsley Enagbare, WR Dontayvion Wicks, 2026 1st Round Pick, 2026 3rd Round Pick, 2027 2nd Round Pick, 2027 4th Round Pick.
If any Packers fans are reading, you should know that as aggressive as this package seems, it is absolutely worth it for a 26-year-old future Hall of Famer.
Dallas would need picks and players to even consider trading Parsons, and this deal provides that. They’d net four draft picks, including a 2026 first-rounder, and two young players who could start in Week 1.
Wide receiver Dontayvion Wicks was a fifth-round pick in 2023 and has quietly produced well in his first two seasons. The only problem is, he is getting pushed out of the depth chart.
The former Virginia Cavalier doesn’t have much of a spot with rookies Matthew Golden and Savion Williams joining the fold....
