Every Sunday, Micah Parsons is making the Dallas Cowboys regret their decision to trade him to the Green Bay Packers.

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Just last month, the Cowboys traded Parsons to the Packers in exchange for two first-round picks and defensive tackle Kenny Clark. It marked the end of a months-long contract standoff, as in Green Bay, Parsons found the historical four-year, $188 million deal he was seeking. Now, he has a chance to make Jerry Jones pay for not paying him.

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Here's what Micah Parsons said about the Dallas Cowboys electing not to play a video tribute to their former star linebacker this weekend.

Micah Parsons said he respected how the Packers treated Kenny Clark in the trade, a contrast to how Cowboys owner Jerry Jones acted.

The discontent is well-documented between Jerry Jones and agent David Mulugheta, who represents former Dallas Cowboys star Micah Parsons, but a contract extension for wide receiver George Pickens is independent of previous, unsuccessful negotiations with other players.

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