Micah Parsons has been everything as a player, as a culture center, as a leader that Dallas Cowboy fans try to tell us he wasn't.

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It's a mock draft Monday, so of course we're going to do that.

Matt LaFleur said Jordan Love's sky is the limit.

And yet the only one limiting Jordan Love is Matt LaFleur said Jordan Love's sky is the limit. And yet the only one limiting Jordan Love is Matt LaFleur.

But let's start with Micah Parsons because I don't want us to lose sight of it.

Remember, week one.

Remember the energy at Lambeau Field when he took that grass, that turf.

When he ran out the pop from the crowd, that first play he makes, the first snap he takes,

it was unbelievable.

And it wasn't just unbelievable because the crowd was excited.

What we saw Micah Parsons do last year is as good as a defensive player has played in

Green Bay since peak Charles Woodson. There has not been, with all due respect to Clay Matthews

and to a lot of really good pass rushers over the years, Zadarius Smith, 2019, 2020, he was unbelievable.

There has not been a player like this in Green Bay since Reggie White.

And we knew he was a really good football player.

And we knew that his impact was going to, you know, matter for other guys,

and it was going to free other

guys up and Devante Wyatt was a beneficiary of it and Roshan Gary early in the season

was a big beneficiary of it.

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