Gimme Him: One player the Cowboys would steal from the Packers
The answer is an obvious one, when the question is which Packers player could most help the Cowboys... and he's not even able to play right now.
The Dallas Cowboys are reportedly considering a trade for Micah Parsons from the Green Bay Packers, despite Parsons currently being sidelined due to a torn ACL. Media outlets had previously declared the Cowboys the winners of a trade that saw them send Micah Parsons to the Packers for two first-round draft picks and a defensive tackle named Kenny Clark.
However, recent performances of Parsons' replacement, rookie Malachi Lawrence, and defensive tackle Kenny Clark have raised doubts about the value of the trade. With the Cowboys' sack totals remaining low and their defense struggling against opposing quarterbacks, adding Parsons for the remainder of the season could provide much-needed pass rush acumen.
Although Parsons is still recovering from his injury, he has expressed his commitment to returning to the field, even stating he would play in the Super Bowl if it were this weekend. Dallas had previously traded for Packers edge rusher Rashan Gary, but his impact has been minimal, suggesting the team has yet to find a successful solution to their pass rush issues.
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