The NFL world was turned upside down when the Dallas Cowboys traded Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers.
There had been rumors of Parsons being unhappy with the organization, which turned into legitimate trade conversations, but most believed Jerry Jones would get a deal done in the end.
After all, Parsons has been one of the best defenders in the league since he was drafted, and losing him would be a major hit for the Cowboys’ defense as a whole.
As fans now know, Parsons is on the Packers now, hoping to greatly impact his new organization.
He left a mark on his former teammates, who are still reeling and talking about him leaving the Cowboys.
Star wide receiver CeeDee Lamb recently talked about this, per Jon Machota on X, giving Parsons his flowers and well wishes.
“Obviously wishing him the best. I hope he has the best season ever. He’s Micah Parsons, he’s unblockable. He’s unstoppable,” Lamb said.
Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb on Micah Parsons being traded: “Obviously wishing him the best. I hope he has the best season ever. He’s Micah Parsons, he’s unblockable. He’s unstoppable.”
What’s it going to be like when he comes to town in Week 4?
“The worst. It’s gonna be weird. It’s… pic.twitter.com/Qe3WYXMYZw
— Jon Machota (@jonmachota) September 1, 2025
Lamb seemed genuine in his comments about Parsons, wanting him to succeed despite being on a different NFC team.
He also noted that things are going to be “the worst” and “weird” when Lamb comes to town for their Week 4 matchup, saying that the Cowboys’ offensive line could be greatly impacted by Parsons on the other side of the ball.
The Cowboys’ outlook has changed ahead of the 2025 campaign.
Many believed that they were still several pieces away from being competitive in the NFC, and losing Parsons is another setback that they couldn’t afford to absorb.
It will be interesting to see how they fight through this in 2025, starting with their difficult Week 1 against the Philadelphia Eagles in the coming days.
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