Trey Wingo podcast: Did Dallas win the Micah a Parsons trade?

Fair enough, but the defense is much changed and encouragingly so.
Which is why I started my comment with "so far"....we only have 1 year of data to go off of and in year 1 the results were pretty neutral. They filled a big hole on defense with a massive upgrade and opened up a new hole. But they were 7-10 with Micah and 7-9-1 without him.

How it was a loss for the Cowboys? If we had Micah right now hurt we’d be screwed.
Just depends on when and how he comes back. Some guys with that injury had a bit of a red shirt year, others dont miss a beat. If hes back playing at a high level by week 6 then the injury really isn't a big deal.

But they were 7-10 with Micah and 7-9-1 without him.
So the trade has been pretty much a net neutral in terms of wins....Neither Dallas nor GB has seen better results since the trade.


Honestly if it's a question of do you want Micah or do you want Clark/Q there really isnt a wrong answer. Fairly clean swap either way.
 
You'll see when we have a league low, and possibly franchise low number of QB sacks on defense this year.
Sack totals are irrelevant. Consistent pressure and forcing turnovers and punts are what matter.
 
I don’t think there’s any doubt that Dallas ‘won’ the trade.

They’ve got Kenny Clark, Quinnen Williams, and Malachi Lawrence.

Green Bay has a big-cost injured player.
Essentially, Dallas traded Micah and a second round pick for Quinnen Williams, Kenny Clark and and a first time round pick in 2027. (The Jets will get the higher of the two picks, not Dallas retains the other.)
 
Packers - 9-7-1
Cowboys - 7-9-1
Last year is pretty much irrelevant. They traded him for a futures-based package because they didn’t want to pay him.

Therefore, success for Dallas will be judged based on what they do with those futures along with how well they utilize the cap “savings” from not signing him to a mega-deal.

Success for GB will be judged based on his performance relative to his contract, as well as the opportunity-cost as measured by the guys they are unable to retain as a result.
 
Dallas unloaded a huge circus attraction in Parsons. Even if the results on the field only equals-out, I'm glad to see him gone.
 
Last year is pretty much irrelevant. They traded him for a futures-based package because they didn’t want to pay him.

Therefore, success for Dallas will be judged based on what they do with those futures along with how well they utilize the cap “savings” from not signing him to a mega-deal.

Success for GB will be judged based on his performance relative to his contract, as well as the opportunity-cost as measured by the guys they are unable to retain as a result.
OK ....... but so far that all we have ...... this can be looked back on after this year.
 
I don’t think there’s any doubt that Dallas ‘won’ the trade.

They’ve got Kenny Clark, Quinnen Williams, and Malachi Lawrence.

Green Bay has a big-cost injured player.
Nachos for everyone.
 
Dallas fans will say they won.

Most NFL fans are in the middle.

GB fans think they won.

What if Malachi Lawrence ends up sucking complete buttcheek, do we still win?
 
I don’t think there’s any doubt that Dallas ‘won’ the trade.

They’ve got Kenny Clark, Quinnen Williams, and Malachi Lawrence.

Green Bay has a big-cost injured player.
Don’t forget about the 2 - 4th round picks they got from Philly when they traded down and still got Lawrence.
Not sure what picks. But 2 of the 3 4th round picks.
Shelton, Overton, Moore.
 

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