So a trade that rocked a league last week, and it happened after the last time I was on radio

last week before the holiday weekend was the trade of Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers

for two firsts and a defensive tackle. A good one, but an older one, that's for sure.

I woke up this morning to this news that Micah Parsons is, you know, dealing with a lower back issue that may require an injection, an epidural injection for him to play in Sunday's game against the Lions. That's

incredible. He passed the physical. He had been prescribed when he was in Dallas recently, that

five-day prednisone, you know, steroid pack. I've done that before. Anti-inflammatory.

I'd recover from some of that back tightness.

Remember, he was kind of complaining that he was hurt.

There are some people that believe this is a way to just, you know, confirm that he was

banged up and not completely healthy.

I don't think you go through prednisone five-day packs and maybe an epidural injection

just to carry out some sort of ruse.

I don't think you do.

The trade, look, I'm going to play for you a gentleman who was on with me yesterday.

Bobby Belt hosts radio in Dallas on

1053, the fan. He covers the Cowboys for Dallas Cowboys.com. We actually previewed,

he previewed the Cowboys season without Micah Parsons. But I talked to him yesterday because

I had this sense that the trade from the outside looking

in was a disaster, but from the inside looking out, meaning Cowboys Nation wasn't that bad of a trade.

This is what Bobby told me on my podcast yesterday.

The reaction from outside Cowboys Nation was hypercritical, but much different than the

reaction from inside Cowboys Nation.

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