The Dallas Cowboys made the unexpected move of trading Micah Parsons, one of the best edge rushers in the NFL, to the Green Bay Packers this week. In return, the Packers gave the Cowboys two first-round picks and Kenny Clark. Does this compare to the worst trade in Indianapolis Colts history?
Not really. The Colts have made a number of bad moves, but none that rival the potential disaster that Dallas fans face.
The worst trade in Indy history came in 2013 when the team got arrogant. With Andrew Luck behind center, the Colts thought they had a decent chance at another Super Bowl championship.