Parsons trade - A select few voices were called upon, none spoke against the idea

Parsons is a selfish ‘me first’ guy who isn’t a leader
You can’t pay that guy that much money
Jerry jones approves this message, he needed micah to be a leader if he wanted the money.
 

LOL

"Unanimous"

King Jerruh The Senile, says "Let's trade Micah"

His stupid son, spineless head coach, and every other barnacle that just does whatever Jerry says replies " YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES daddy!!!!"

He coulda said let's sign a carrot to play running back, and it STILL woulda been "Unanimous"

YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES daddy! LMAO !!!!!!@
 
We agree dear leader!

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Man, I can't believe this is even a thing in today's age. It's fascinating and sad at the same time.

One of my favorite professors ever escaped from there, later went to Yale and became a prolific philosopher. He recently passed. But his kids are still around carrying his torch. T.K. Seung.

Some of the Texas alumni here may even remember him as well. He was a legend in the philosophy department.
 
Sorry, but Beast is not impressed that nobody had the balls to say “maybe trading a generational pass rusher might not be the best idea to improve the defense”.

Instead, everyone in the room clapped like trained circus monkeys while all saying “great idea Jerry, you are going to get Exec of the year with this move, pure genius”!!!!!

Let’s see what these trained monkeys say after Philly beats them like a rented mule.
 
I'll leave it.

Jones's media minions have begun their propaganda campaign.

A few voices were called upon and they were unanimous in saying,

"Yes, boss!"
 
After the Academy, I was at A&I trying to be a linebacker until I was injured. Then start working at MHMR and going to A&I

The Black Panthers were trying to get a foothold at Del Mar College. You know, Adam Clayton Powell stuff, Crap, gd, I think I can ... I can. That was when Daryl Green, remember him, was at A&I. Well we had a group of black business barber shops run by a group run by the Andrew brothers. One night they went to Del Mar and confronted them. The Panthers were told to their face that Corpus Christi didn't want them at the school and to get out of town.
They did.

Corpus Christi still carries a friendly to it. Even today...at least to my face. Just give your talents, Cowboys!
 
I'll leave it.

Jones's media minions have begun their propaganda campaign.

A few voices were called upon and they were unanimous in saying,

"Yes, boss!"
Or were they begging the fo to get rid of a cancerous player.
 
FRISCO, Texas – On Thursday, Brian Schottenheimer got a call from Jerry and Stephen Jones and knew exactly what he meant.

The Cowboys had decided to trade All-Pro pass rusher Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers. It's one of if not the most seismic trades in recent NFL history, but it's one that the entire organization agreed upon.

"We just went through the whole process and at the end of the day, it was unanimous," Schottenheimer said. "This is not something we came about; it wasn't something where it was an overnight thing. We had talked about it and at the end of the day, I think when you look at a football team, when you can essentially add up to four or five players and things like that it gives you the ability to do some things."

https://www.dallascowboys.com/news/...als-haven-t-changed-after-micah-parsons-trade

Schottenheimer says that once he got off the phone with the Jones family, he began to call 12-14 of his players to check in on them after the trade. The names included that of Trevon Diggs, one of Parsons' closest friends, as well as Dak Prescott and Dante Fowler.

"I wanted them to hear my voice," Schottenheimer said. "You never know how guys are going to take news like that, but I thought it was important for them to know two things: I'm a connections guy, [and] I'm not afraid to have hard conversations."


For Schottenheimer, that shows he's taking a step in the right direction in one of the most important departments of a football team: Culture.
 
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If Overshown ever makes it back he’s an exciting young player as well!
Like I said don't sleep on Liafu that guys always around the ball trying to punch it out he's a hard hitter seems to have one of those personalities That he just loves football and it kinda translates on the field.... In my dark horse is James Houston is going to surprise some people I already thought that but after the Parsons trade he's a very good NFL player that had a set back and took him a little while to get back on track so he looks like some bargain biz basement you know the things the Cowboys typically bring in that nobody puts any stock in but trust me just looking at him he seems to fit the part he plays like Tank....

He may not put up 12 sacks but he plays the run he has passed rush moves and he has a motor and we have quite a few guys on this team that fit that bill right now So I think there's going to be a few more players than you think that can fill that role in getting you excited for games we just got to get past the first couple games... we got those players coming back in game five off PUP/NFI...
 
FRISCO, Texas – On Thursday, Brian Schottenheimer got a call from Jerry and Stephen Jones and knew exactly what he meant.

The Cowboys had decided to trade All-Pro pass rusher Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers. It's one of if not the most seismic trades in recent NFL history, but it's one that the entire organization agreed upon.

"We just went through the whole process and at the end of the day, it was unanimous," Schottenheimer said. "This is not something we came about; it wasn't something where it was an overnight thing. We had talked about it and at the end of the day, I think when you look at a football team, when you can essentially add up to four or five players and things like that it gives you the ability to do some things."

https://www.dallascowboys.com/news/...als-haven-t-changed-after-micah-parsons-trade

Schottenheimer says that once he got off the phone with the Jones family, he began to call 12-14 of his players to check in on them after the trade. The names included that of Trevon Diggs, one of Parsons' closest friends, as well as Dak Prescott and Dante Fowler.

"I wanted them to hear my voice," Schottenheimer said. "You never know how guys are going to take news like that, but I thought it was important for them to know two things: I'm a connections guy, [and] I'm not afraid to have hard conversations."


For Schottenheimer, that shows he's taking a step in the right direction in one of the most important departments of a football team: Culture.
It means Shotty didn’t get a say.

Team morale has to be low.
 
Clark is not getting cut.
Not in 2025.

2M cap hit in 2025.

He’s due 40M over 2026-27.

Unlikely he gets paid.


POST-6/1 RELEASE​

2026 Dead Cap: $0
2027 Dead Cap: $0
2026 Savings: $21,500,000

POST-6/1 RELEASE​

2027 Dead Cap: $0
2028 Dead Cap: $0
2027 Savings: $20,000,000
 

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