Micah Parsons Says There's 'No Hard Feelings' Toward Cowboys After Packers Trade

Green Bay Packers pass-rusher Micah Parsons doesn't have any resentment of the Dallas Cowboys after he was involved in a blockbuster trade between the two teams prior to the 2025 season.

"There's no hard feelings there, at least from me," Parsons said, per Matt Schneidman of The Athletic.

Parsons also told reporters he doesn't feel disrespected by the fact the team will not do a tribute video for him during his return:

The Cowboys dealt Parsons to the Packers on Aug. 28 in exchange for defensive tackle Kenny Clark and two first-round picks.

The change of scenery occurred after negotiations between Parsons and the Cowboys regarding a contract extension broke down, with the three-time Pro Bowler initially requesting a trade on Aug. 1.

After the deal, Green Bay handed the 26-year-old a new four-year contract worth $188 million.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones also explained that he doesn't have any animosity towards Parsons.

"It was nothing personal," Jones said during a Tuesday radio appearance on 105.3 The Fan (via Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson). "I told you, I like Micah. There was no issue regarding feelings relative to the negotiation. Certainly not on my part. It was just par for the course."

Parsons spent the first four years of his career in Dallas after the team selected him with the No. 12 overall pick in the 2021 NFL draft, amassing 63 tackles for loss and 52.5 sacks in 63 games.

He's remained one of the league's most imposing defensive players since the trade, recording six quarterback hits and 1.5 sacks in three games with Green Bay.

Parsons has also compiled 15 pressures to begin his Packers tenure, according to Pro Football Focus.

He'll have an opportunity to face his former team soon, as Dallas and Green Bay are set to clash in Week 4.

Kickoff is on Sunday at 8:20 p.m. ET.