Micah Parsons exchanged cowboys with packers in a shocking NFL agreement

Dallas cowboys did the unthinkable Thursday, exchanging the Rusher All-Pro Edge Micah Parsons to Green Bay Packers.

Parsons confirmed the move on X with a declaration that alluded to the negotiations contracted with the Cowboys and the team owner and CEO Jerry Jones.

Micah Parsons of Dallas Cowboys warms before an NFL Wild-Card football match against Green Bay packers at the AT&T stadium on January 14, 2024, in Arlington, Texas. (Images Perry Knotts / Getty)

“I never wanted this chapter to end, but everything was not under my control,” wrote Parsons. “My heart has always been here, and it is always the case. Through all this, I have never made requests. I have never asked for anything more.

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Fartons asked for an exchange earlier this month, saying he “no longer wanted to” be in Dallas, largely because of Jones.

“I no longer want to hold on to close the door negotiations without my agent. I only want shots to be injured while putting it on the line for the organization, our fans and my teammates. I don’t want any stories created and distributed to the media.

Dallas Cowboys’ defensive winger, Micah Parsons, reacts after a match against the Baltimore Ravens at the AT&T stadium on August 16, 2025. (Images Kevin Jairaj / Imagn)

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Jones previously said that he had offered the highest contract by non-QB in the history of the NFL.

Parsons entered the last year of his recruit contract. He recorded 256 plated, 63 plated for a defeat and 52nd bags in 63 career games. He is one of the best NFL on -board rushers since he entered the League in 2021.

After his trade with Green Bay, he would have accepted an agreement of four years worth more than $ 188 million, with 136 million dollars guaranteed. It is the most money ever given to non-quarter.

In exchange for the candidate for the defensive player of the last year, the Cowboys received two first round choices and the defensive platform Kenny Clark.

In his letter, Starter thanks Cowboys fans for their support, saying that he was living a dream despite his appearance in the country of the Eagles of Philadelphia.

“From the moment I arrived in Dallas, you kissed me and my family like yours. You made a child of the East Coast felt at home in Texas. Each time I stopped at work, every time I went up on this field, I felt the weight and the pride of representing you.

The Dallas Cowboys secondary, Micah Parsons, walks on the ground during the first quarter against the Carolina Panthers at the Bank of America Stadium on December 15, 2024. (Jim Dedmon / Imagn images)

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“Northern Texas will continue to be my house during the offseason. I will always be there, by giving back to the community that gave me so much. And no matter where the next chapter leads me, the link we built will never break. Thank you, Cowboys Nation, for each joy, every moment, and each ounce of love you have shown me. The port of the star was the honor of my life.”

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