take a look. The Dallas Cowboys have traded Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers. The Bears

biggest rival sending two first round picks and Kenny Clark in exchange for one of the best

defensive players in football. The Packers making him the highest paid non-quarterback in NFL

history. And we welcome you out here to the rate.

David Haw, Clay Harbor, and what a lucky day to have ESPN's Courtney Cronin here with us,

as we didn't know this news is going to break today, Courtney,

unless maybe you knew something when you committed to coming on our show today.

But we are so grateful to have you here

and react to this massive blockbuster news. What an afternoon. And to think the Packers now have

the best player in football, potentially on the defensive side of the ball, I think that you could

make that case for Micah Parsons, for Trey Hendrickson, for any of the sack leaders, but holy

can't find the right words. That's still, that was my initial reaction upon seeing the news

come out from Adam Schaefter that it is Micah Parsons moving away from Dallas. You don't trade

players of his caliber. Jerry's done it one other time in the time that he's owned the Dallas Cowboys and to see

how this devolved since August 1st, since he puts out that Notes app document detailing how things devolved so quickly,

how he wanted to be out of Dallas after growing up a Cowboys fan after always wanting to play there.

And now a month, almost a month later, he is a Green Bay Packer. And this reshapes the NFC.

It reshapes the conversation of Super Bowl favorites and certainly reshapes what Green Bay's trajectory is this year.

The Packers are going for. This is the biggest move they've made since Reggie White over 30 years ago. And guess who just took the north? This is the way they're thinking in Green Bay because you look at what they're getting in Michael Parsons. Rarely do you see a player entering his prime, one of the best players in football. I'd say you go top three conservatively, and he is that guy. And now the Packers

giving up what they gave up. Is it a steep price? Absolutely it is. But you have to pay for a premium,

and this is what you're getting, Clay, you're getting somebody that changes everything about the

balance of power of the NFC and puts them, from a local perspective, the Bears did not practice

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