Packers Called out for Getting ‘Damaged Goods’ in Huge Trade
Green Bay Packers have shaken the NFL landscape when they acquired Micah Parsons in a successful business with Dallas Cowboys last week, but there are already concerns surrounding Parsons.
The Quadruple Pro of Bowler is confronted with certain back problems which could ultimately lead him to obtain an injection in order to play in the match of week 1 of the packers against the Lions of Detroit this Sunday, and he wonders if Green Bay may have made a mistake by stalling a contract of $ 188 million of four years.
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Take the Skip Bayless analyst, for example, which is not exactly overflowing with excitement from the idea of parsons in the tundra.
“Is it possible that packers have paid a record for damaged products? Back problems can linger,” posted Bayless on X. “I don’t know how Micah was injured – he obviously did not train. In the weight room? Who knows? Good luck, Green Bay.”
Is it possible that packers have paid a record for damaged goods? Back problems can persist. I do not know how Micah was injured – he obviously did not practice. In the weight room? Who knows? Good luck, Green Bay.
– Skip Bayless (@realskipbayless) September 1, 2025
Now, it should be noted that Bayless is a fan of cowboys, so it could simply be sour grapes from him. But there is no doubt that there should at least be a certain apprehension about Parsons before the regular season.
The 26 -year -old has a joint facet sprain L4 / L5 in the back, and Dallas obviously had it on a physiotherapy program before being treated.
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Obviously, the packers were fully aware of the parson medicals when they landed, so they were not due. They just decided to take the plunge, sending the defensive platform Kenny Clark and some draft choices in the first round to the Cowboys in exchange for the superstar Edge Rusher.
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Of course, it is difficult to blame Green Bay to be so willing to take the risk. Parsons changes the dynamic situation when it is in good health, as evidenced by the fact that it has accumulated two -digit bags in each of its first four seasons of the NFL and accumulated 52.5 in total since its entry into the league in 2021.
But we will see if the bald back of parsons is only a minor speedbump or if it becomes a monumental problem.
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