Mulugheta: Parsons never planned to sit, would have played in Thursday's game

[TwentyOne]

He also wanted out of Dallas.

And he wanted to give us a discount

What else did he say that was a lie?
Honestly the same crap i would get if id listen to Jerry.

 

[rambo2]

Reports say the parsons family were in tears when they found out he was being traded.....No one wanted to leave Texas. Worked out great for the agent getting 3% on a shorter deal but in the end... You don't sign a 3 years lease for the fam on a suite thinking your getting traded to Siberia.... Parsons played it wrong and we will see how he does in GB with no owner to grow with.

He was also building a new home in north texas.

His brother may want to stay with a raise in his allowance.

 

[Hawkeye0202]

He was also building a new home in north texas.

You do know he said in his farewell letter that he will continue to live in North Texas in the off-season.

 

[rambo2]

Time to turn the page people.

No reason to marinate in this forever.

It's going to be funny when things start to turn in the Cowboys favor.

 

[rambo2]

You do know he said in his farewell letter that he will continue to live in North Texas in the off-season.

It will take him a couple of months to thaw out.

 

[plymkr]

No David you didn’t. If Micah wanted to be a Cowboy he would still be a Cowboy.

 

[Mark]

Well we can’t say that because 1) Micah got the biggest non QB contract of all time and 2_) he went to a great team. He did good for his client.

Micah knows he screwed up...which is why he & his agent keep talking about it. Considering the respective state income tax situations in Texas & Wisconsin, he's likely no better off financially in Green Bay than if he had taken the bag Jerry reputedly offered him, and stayed put.

 

[EGTuna]

Michah is no longer a Cowboy so who cares. I didn’t want him traded, and I think Jerry got fleeced, but none of that matters anymore. The ordeal is over.

Any Parsons thread should go to the NFL forum imo from here on out.

 

[Fla Cowpoke]

What a douchebag.

Sounds like his Agent kept giving him horrendous advice.

Then they wanted to talk with empathy via email.

How do you go from Agent of the year to ******* of the year, before the new season even started.

Yep, everything I read about this buttclown I am glad we made the trade. What was their demand when they went back with empathy? Because they squeezed another 6.5m a year out of the Packers and got them to bend over and call him a LB to get the extra money on this year's deal.

 

[Blackrain]

That's just swell woulda coulda should have.

Now you can play games in the frozen tundra of Green Bay and freeze your test tackles off.

Get over it Micah you're no longer on America's team with premium exposure you're in NFL's version of Siberia hope you enjoy it

 

[Rayman70]

Yeah, right. Then why the … my back hurts, where is my contract first. .
.

This. Also, karma is real. Your welcome Micah.

 

[Acceptablename]

I don't care his a packer

 

[Havic]

Micah's antics were in play to force a Cowboys decision. Ultimately, the agents job is to advocate on behalf of the player. If Micah changes his mind and wants to stay in Dallas, its the agents job to try and salvage the relationship / extend the contract. I absolutely believe Jerry being the arrogant owner that he is told him to shove it. The trade will work out for Dallas better in the years to come. Injuries will catch up rather quickly to an undersized DE in this league.

 

[dogberry]

Will he attend off season workouts in Green Bay?

 

[CowboyinMD]

I love to bash JJ as much as the next Cowboys fan. But this truly was a lose-lose situation in terms of PR.

* Had we signed Micah and his troubling back to a cap-crippling extension, someone who can yes rush the passer but does sh** against the run, Jerry would have been criticized by this fan-base, while LAUGHED AT by Stephen A and all the other haters.

"30 year drought gonna continue."

* So we do the right thing, trade him now before his back gets even worse, and that's just as bad. So many real football insiders know that this could very well be a good move for Dallas, but yet it's so easy to hop on the "Jerry hate" bandwagon and talk about how horrible a trade it was for Dallas.

Screw them all. This feels like 1988-89 all over again. Get us our next QB in the draft next year and let's go. Let's do a 2016 redux and this time not mess up a #1 or #2 seed.

I wish Micah well. As a fellow PSU alum, I always will.

And I also know he's got more issues with his back than what's being reported.

Trust me fellas, this time next year, y'all will be happy they made this trade. Mark it down, 3 inch font.

 

[gimmesix]

Unfortunately this will be talked about every Monday.

For some miracle, if we beat Philly and GB loses to Detroit, then does Jerry become a genius over night?

He was the one bona fide star player we had on the team, no matter how much the fans have turned against him, so talk about this trade is rightfully going to stay around until Dallas proves it's a better team without him, which it probably will not do.

 

[Teague31]

Who cares. No longer our circus

 

[Chasing6]

He was the one bona fide star player we had on the team, no matter how much the fans have turned against him, so talk about this trade is rightfully going to stay around until Dallas proves it's a better team without him, which it probably will not do.

Paying him $64M in 2027 and $68M in 2028 as completely asinine.

 

[youngjerryjones]

Did you guys forget he said he would leave with DQ?

He’s been saying this type of thing for years, we just tuned out cuz of the production.

Micah’s been all about himself for a long time.

 

[gimmesix]

Paying him $64M in 2027 and $68M in 2028 as completely asinine.

Didn't say it wasn't, only that we just traded away one of the few superstars we have (and possibly the best one) and a player considered by some to be one of the top players in the league and headed toward a Hall of Fame career. That's going to follow us around all season, and it should.