And of course, on Sunday night, Micah Parsons and the Green Bay Packers come to town.

It's Micah's homecoming.

And that's the game that got circled on the schedule as soon as the trade was made of Micah to Green Bay.

And Bob and I had this conversation on the Musers, the podcast, the Cowboys edition,

the football friends discussion this week.

And he said when Micah asked for a trade, that in no way did he think he would really be

traded by the Cowboys.

And I think that is true when he initially said it.

But I think his time went on and hearing Micah talk this week, and again, going back

to the things that we thought were just, oh, that's just what they say when they're going

through these contract things.

But that one from the very beginning seemed different.

I wonder at what point, and I don't know the answer to this,

but I wonder at what point Micah started thinking,

I'm not going to be a cowboy.

And was it the time when the preseason started

and he was doing things like sleeping on the bench

or laying down on the bench and telling

the Falcons to call him and stuff like that, or was that even then that he think, well,

this is kind of draining, but I'm still going to be a cowboy.

So I have two thoughts.

One, when Micah first asked to be traded traded I thought there was a possibility that he would

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