Dallas Cowboys Has Trade Micah Person To Packers On A Four-year Deal Worth $188 Million Including $136 Million Guarantee
In a stunning turn of events that has sent shockwaves across the NFL, the Dallas Cowboys have traded All-Pro edge rusher Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers. The blockbuster deal comes after a contentious contract dispute between Parsons and the Cowboys’ front office, bringing an end to the four-year saga that began with his stellar rookie season.
Sources confirm the Packers are sending a compensation package that includes two first-round draft picks and defensive tackle Kenny Clark to Dallas. In return, the Packers secure one of the league’s most dominant defensive players, who will immediately become a cornerstone of their defense.
Upon arrival in Green Bay, Parsons will sign a record-breaking four-year, $188 million contract, including a staggering $136 million in guaranteed money. The deal makes him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history, surpassing the market-setting contracts of other elite pass rushers.
The trade marks a significant shift for both franchises. For the Cowboys, it’s a shocking decision to part ways with their most valuable asset, a player who has consistently been a Defensive Player of the Year finalist. While the draft capital and the addition of Clark provide some relief, the loss of Parsons leaves a massive void in their defense.
Meanwhile, the Packers signal their “all-in” mentality, solidifying their status as Super Bowl contenders. The acquisition of Parsons, a 26-year-old in the prime of his career, instantly elevates their defense and pairs him with another formidable pass rusher, Rashan Gary. This move is a testament to the Packers’ commitment to building a championship-caliber team around their young core. The NFL landscape has just been dramatically altered, with the Packers emerging as a new force in the NFC.