Dak Prescott Questions Cowboys' Improvement Following Micah Parsons Trade

Dak Prescott recently shared his insights regarding Micah Parsons' trade to the Green Bay Packers, suggesting that it may ultimately serve as a hidden advantage for the team. Team cohesion plays a vital role in football, and losing a significant player like Parsons poses challenges. However, Prescott remains optimistic, identifying potential benefits amid the situation. Reflecting on the trade negotiations, Prescott mentioned, “It seemed like it got personal on their end.” Four days post-trade, which involved defensive tackle Kenny Clark and future first-round picks, Prescott expressed relief that the uncertainty surrounding Parsons, especially concerning his availability for the upcoming season opener against the Philadelphia Eagles, had concluded. While he refrained from proclaiming that the team is definitively stronger, he acknowledged Clark’s leadership and Pro Bowl experience as valuable assets. As the Cowboys prepare for the September 28 matchup against the Packers, Prescott believes the locker room remains focused on the current objective, recognizing the real seriousness of the business of football.