When you get the chance to acquire a generational talent in the NFL, especially one who nobody could have genuinely thought would be available, you do whatever you have to do to make it happen. So, when the Green Bay Packers found themselves in position to engage in a trade with the Dallas Cowboys to acquire Micah Parsons, they did what they had to do to make it happen.
And that meant not only sending a pair of first-round draft picks to America's Team but also parting ways with the franchise's longest-tenured player, that, of course, being defensive tackle Kenny Clark, who was apparently an absolute necessity for Jerry Jones to agree to send Parsons to northeast Wisconsin.