It's time for the Green Bay Packers to cash in the chips.

Overpay if you have to.

Go all in for Michael Parsons.

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and the Dallas Cowboys are headed for divorce. At least that's the perspective of Adam Schaefter. Now I understand.

Okay, don't, don't, don't yell. I hear you. Don't yell.

Adam Schaefter also said the Packers and Aaron Rogers were headed for divorce.

But this is not something Adam Schaefter just says.

This is something he says based on the conversations that he has.

And he is, I don't have to tell you, as connected as any reporter in the NFL.

This has gotten personal.

Micah Parsons has said he's done.

And we've seen players say that before.

But the Cowboys don't seem to have any interest in paying Micah Parsons.

And whether he's actually going to be traded or not is almost irrelevant to this point.

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