Dak Prescott reacts to Micah Parsons’ Cowboys to Packers trade

The highest paid player in the NFL reacted to the new highest paid non-quarters in the NFL, which is traded by his Dallas Cowboys.

Micah Parsons is traded on the Green Bay Packers There is a shock for some, even three days after Jerry Jones fulfilled the All-Pro trade request. As a result, the Packers have concluded a massive four-year contract for $ 188 million, which became an NFL record for most of the money for a non-quarters back.

DAK Prescott, the former teammate of Parsons and the highest paid league player after receiving his desired long -term expansion in the last low season, spoke about Parsons who were dealt with.

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“I definitely didn’t think he would be traded,” he said by The athlete. “But only with the way her negotiations went back seemed to a certain extent. It seemed as if she had become personal at her ends, so I was not surprised.”

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Prescott added that he was glad that the tension between Parsons and Cowboy’s owner Jerry Jones gave an end result.

“If nothing had been done, we would sit here and they would still have asked me if he played in a few days or when he would play,” said Prescott about them Dallas Morning News. “That would have been much more headache and distraction than getting a solution for it.”

Prescott previously explained the trust that Parsons would do a deal like him and the Star Wide Receiver Ceedee Lamb in the last low season. He also thought it would happen before Dallas started against the Philadelphia Eagles this Thursday.

But the blockbuster trade was officially made last Thursday, with the cowboys secured the next two Picks of the Packers and the All-Pro defensive Tackle Kenny Clark in exchange for Parsons.

Jones had said that he would not make Parsons’ trade request too much. But he justified the trade after he made it on Thursday and said that the step with the focus on the success of the team was taken now and in the future.

When the cowboys and their fan base processed the shocking step, Prescott said that he simply told Parsons “good luck” while he shared some messages with each other after the trade. Players like Lamb and Trevon Diggs also wished Parson’s luck.

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However, the cowboys will see him this season, and Prescott had to worry that Parsons fell his bag in “Sunday Night Football” in week 4.

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