Micah Parsons has been traded in a blockbuster deal.

Is it the biggest trade in NFL history?

We'll break down the Y of it next.

It's time for Inside Coverage right now.

Welcome to Inside Coverage. I'm Jason Fitz, and I can't imagine what we're going to be talking about tonight.

You know what this show does. It's the how and the why of everything that's happening in the NFL,

and we're here with you on Yahoo Sports Networks. You can be watching us at yahusports.tv. It might be watching us in the YouTube channel. Either way, we are incredibly thankful you are here and I get to spend the next hour hanging out with not only one of my closest friends, but somebody that, frankly, I cannot wait to rip all of this up with Frank Schwab, Jason Fitz, Frank. Look, I was already excited to get to hang out with my guy. You had to come back on inside coverage, have ourselves tonight.

And then all of a sudden, we're just sitting here.

I'm feeding the dogs.

I'm cleaning the house.

And bam, we get one of the biggest trades we've seen in this generation in the NFL

as Michael Parsons is no longer a Dallas cowboy.

He is now a Green Bay Packer. He is headed to Green Bay.

You see the tweet there from Shepty. Parsons and the Packers already have reached agreement on a four-year,

$188 million contract at a hand in the trade. So you see how it all went out. A ton of money.

But first and foremost,

if you are a Cowboys fan right now, Frank, you are in shock. Absolutely. But before I get to that,

because you said the biggest trade of our generation, and I just tweeted this out, I think it's actually

the biggest trade ever. I'm going to tell you why, NFL history. You could say, oh, what about

the Herschel Walker trade? That was all these players. We're living in a different time where

NFL is 24-7 now. Everybody's paying attention to the NFL constantly, even the Cleo-Mac trade.

Very similar. Cleo-Mack, defense player of the year, probably on his way to Hall of Fame someday.

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