Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Sends Clear Message 1 Year After Micah Parsons Trade
One year after trading Micah Parsons, Jerry Jones has no regrets, comparing the deal to the trade that built the Cowboys dynasty.
Nearly a year after Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones traded away Micah Parsons, the team's owner remains unapologetic about the decision. Despite Parsons being a five-time Pro Bowl and three-time first-team All-Pro, Jones believes the trade has paid off well. Comparing the Parsons trade to the historic 1989 trade for Herschel Walker, Jones stated that the current move has resulted in the team taking more risks and making significant changes to the defense.
The Cowboys received Kenny Clark, along with future draft picks, which they used to acquire defensive tackle Quinnen Williams and first-round talent Malachi Lawrence. These additions are expected to bolster the defense and potentially lead to another championship run for the team.
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