Cowboys’ Jerry Jones revisits Micah Parsons trade during Packers week with predictably defiant stance
The Dallas Cowboys have struggled on defense so far this season. Team owner Jerry Jones was recently asked about a trade he made, that sent defensive star Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers . Jones is defending that decision , despite his team’s current defensive struggles. “It was reinforced when Green Bay gave us all the picks (and) we’re on […] The post Cowboys’ Jerry Jones revisits Micah…
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones defended his trade for defensive star Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers during the Packers week, despite the team's current defensive struggles. Jones stated, "It was reinforced when Green Bay gave us all the picks (and) we’re on plan with how we’re using those picks. We want to have that show up with success in wins on the field."
Despite Parsons being unable to play in 2026 due to recovering from ACL surgery after tearing it during the 2025 NFL season, Jones expressed his wishes for Parsons' well-being. Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur stated that Parsons will be back out there as soon as they give the green light. This season, Dallas is 2-3 with 136 points allowed.
Parsons had hoped to play against the Packers, but it will not happen. ESPN Analytics reported that Parsons had 12.5 sacks and 64 quarterback pressures in 14 games last season while with the Packers. Jones aims to bring the Cowboys back to the Super Bowl, with more than 30 years having passed since their last victory. The Cowboys and Packers will face each other on Sunday, with Green Bay currently at 3-2 on the season.
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