The Dallas Cowboys will never live down trading Micah Parsons unless the resources acquired in the deal somehow propel Jerry Jones' team to a Super Bowl in the near future.
Trading Parsons is tough to put into perspective by itself. But dealing him to the Green Bay Packers, arguably Dallas' foremost bogeyman over the last 15 years, who are seemingly on the doorstep of reaching a Super Bowl, made it all the more indefensible. The only thing that could've made the situation worse is if Jones dealt Parsons to the Philadelphia Eagles.
If it's any consolation, Jones was never going to trade Parsons to Philly, and a report from ESPN's Adam Schefter on Sunday morning proves that.