US EditionMicah Parsons' Arrives in Green Bay
The Packers traded two first-round picks and Kenny Clark to acquire Parsons, signing him to a four-year, $188 million contract to improve their pass rush and defense.
- On Monday, the Green Bay Packers acquired Micah Parsons, edge rusher, trading a veteran defensive tackle who started 126 of 140 games with 35 sacks and 379 pressures to the Dallas Cowboys.
- Facing a 28th-ranked defense , the Green Bay Packers lacked star defenders and pass-rush, prompting pursuit of an elite edge rusher.
- Parsons generated pressure on 16.5% of pass-rush snaps, was double-teamed on 30.6% of rushes, and practiced with the Packers Monday after the trade.
- Adding Parsons addresses the Green Bay Packers' base pass-rush problem, but trading Kenny Clark increases early-down run defense needs, with many now viewing the team as potential Super Bowl contenders.
- Facing Detroit, the Packers open the regular season at Lambeau Field September 7 with Parsons' Week One status uncertain after missing training camp with a sore back, though he said he intends to be available.
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Ever since Micah Parsons‘ move to the Packers, a narrative has quietly been building around the Cowboys. Almost as if the Cowboys are doomed to have a disastrous season simply because Micah isn’t here anymore. And when you see your franchise being constantly underestimated, you need to channel that into inspiration. That’s exactly what CeeDee Lamb is trying to do, and he made it clear with a 4-word message. Yes, when asked about whether the fans…
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