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The legend of the Dallas Cowboys, Michael Irvin, seemed to be extremely discontent with Jerry Jones for the decision to exchange the Micah Parsons passes corridor to the Green Bay Packers this week.
The agreement was announced on Thursday with Dallas receiving two first round teams and the Kenny Clark defensive liner in the exchange. The measure ended weeks of drama between Jones and Parsons for the extension negotiations of the contract that never paid off. Parsons agreed a long -term agreement with the Packers as soon as the exchange was completed.
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The recipient of the Dallas Cowboys, Michael Irvin (88) in action against the defensive of the Philadelphia Eagles, Troy Vincent (23) at the Veterans Stadium. (Lou Capozzola/USA Today Network)
Irvin said he was “in a state of shock” on the agreement that sent Parsons to the Packers.
“To be right here, something had to fall that Jerry personally hurt to make this crazy and dumb movement … This is a bet ‘The player’ should not have taken in my personal opinion,” he said on his YouTube page.
Parsons requested an exchange on August 1 when the negotiations initially failed. Jones said that a trade would not occur and urged Cowboys fans not to lose sleep because of the possibility. Parsons wanted his agent to be part of the discussions, but the parties never made any significant progress.
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Green Bay Packers Micah Parsons speaks at his introductory press conference on Friday, August 29, 2025 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. (Photo AP/MORRY GASH)
The star supporter then showed his last preseason exit with the team. He was lying on the training table behind the bank as the game progressed.
“This exchange was not only thought today,” Jones said Thursday. “This exchange has been happening in our mind and our strategies and being spoken, all spring has been happening.
Parsons welcomed the new beginning in Green Bay on Friday.
“I would say that these last four months have probably been the four most difficult months of my life,” Parsons said.
The owner of the Dallas Cowboys, Jerry Jones (left), observes before the game against the Baltimore Ravens at the AT&T stadium. (Jerome Miron-Imagn images)
Parsons, when healthy, is possibly the best passes corridor in the NFL. He accumulated 52.5 captures in 63 games with the cowboys. He was the defensive rookie of the year in 2021.
