The Dallas Cowboys are seeing Micah Parsons in a different light now.
After years of benefitting from the All-Pro’s pass-rushing shenanigans, Dallas is getting a taste of their own medicine. The Cowboys opted to trade Parsons to the Green Bay Packers a month ago after a contract dispute ended on a sour note.
It took Parsons more than regulation time to reintroduce himself to the Dallas crowd, registering his first sack against the Cowboys on ‘Sunday Night Football’ in overtime.
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Former teammate Dak Prescott was on the receiving end of the hit from the Packers star, and it was a critical sack to notch: It potentially stopped Prescott from scoring a touchdown. The Cowboys would settle for a field goal after a third-down incompletion.
Parsons has been relatively quiet in the sack department through three games. He came into the night with just 1.5 sacks on the season, but that hasn’t stopped opposing offenses from feeling his presence.
PFF has credited for 15 total pressures in 2025, a hefty number through three games. He was credited with several pressures on Sunday night, but didn’t notch the sack until overtime.
Prior to Sunday night, it didn’t seem real that Parsons was playing for the ‘Cheeseheads’ in Wisconsin. There is no denying that reality now for the Cowboys and their fans.
