India, Sept. 4 -- After a long and controversial contract holdout, the Dallas Cowboys ended up trading Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers on August 28, in exchange for defensive tackle Kenny Clart and two first-round draft picks. The move also saw Parsons become the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history, agreeing to a four-year, 188 million Dollars contract.

It wasn't just Green Bay Packers, who were interested in his signature. According to ESPN, even the Philadelphia Eagles were extremely interested in Parsons during the offseason. But Cowboys owner Jerry Jones showed no interest in trading him to a division rival.

ESPN's Adam Schefter wrote on X, "One team that made a strong play this summer to try to trade for All-Pro line...