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Micah Parsons Trade Ignites Surprising Surge in Green Bay Packers’ Betting Odds—What’s Behind the Unexpected Shift?

Micah Parsons Trade Ignites Surprising Surge in Green Bay Packers’ Betting Odds—What’s Behind the Unexpected Shift?

So, Jerry Jones finally got an answer to that lingering question: just how much is Micah Parsons really worth? The answer came loud and clear the minute the Cowboys’ sensational pass rusher was shipped off to Green Bay in a trade that’s already shaking up the NFL landscape. Think about it—Dallas let go of a player who, in his fifth NFL season, isn’t just tearing up offenses but is also on track for the Hall of Fame, all for what many are calling a pretty reasonable price tag. Meanwhile, the Packers didn’t just snap up Parsons; they broke the bank to make him the highest-paid non-quarterback in the league. It makes you wonder—has Jones made the biggest blunder since he bought the Cowboys back in ’89? Parsons sure sounds fired up to prove his old team wrong when they clash under the bright lights at Jerry World this Sunday night. Intrigued? LEARN MORE.

If Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones ever wondered, “How much is All-Pro pass rusher Micah Parsons worth?” the betting market delivered a clear answer moments after Thursday’s blockbuster trade that sent Parsons to the Green Bay Packers.

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Following the trade, Green Bay shot up the odds boards. At DraftKings, the Packers are now tied with the division-rival Detroit Lions as the fifth betting favorite to win the Super Bowl and rank as the second choice to win the NFC. Oddsmakers made Green Bay slight favorites to win the NFC North. 

The cost of acquiring Parsons was surprisingly manageable for a player of his caliber. The Packers sent the Cowboys two first-round picks and DT Kenny Clark in exchange for the generational defender. But Green Bay did what Dallas refused to: Make Parsons the highest-paid non-quarterback in the NFL. 

While the writing was on the wall, Jones has been known to play contract chicken with his stars, but usually pays up. Regardless, Cowboys fans have to be stunned. Despite only being in his fifth NFL season, Parsons would be a heavy favorite to make the Pro Football Hall of Fame if sportsbooks offered a line for that. 

So, Jones trading Parsons to Green Bay could be his worst roster decision since he bought the Cowboys in 1989. I’m sure Parsons will be looking to prove Dallas made a mistake when it hosts the Packers at Jerry World for Sunday Night Football in Week 4. 

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