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The world of sport was shaken yesterday in the core when The Green Bay Packers completed a trade for the old Rusher Rusher by Dallas Cowboys Micah Parsons And he signed the three years All-Pro’s to a four-year record contract, of $ 188 million. From NFL fans to real nflers, we take a look at some of the best answers to trade.
Picah speaks
The new Packer Passer shared a video on social media, which showed some of his most memorable moments of his time in Dallas. He closed the video with the highlights of the Hall of Famer Reggie White Packers, which he signed with Green Bay as a free agent in 1993.
Cowboys’s most important players break their silence
Dallas Cowboys Pro Bowl Receiver CEEDEE Lamb shared a Parsons image in a Photoshopped Green Bay Packers sweater. Above the picture, the lamb put a smiling face emoji.
In the meantime, Trevon Diggs used the twice that he used emojis to express his former teammate’s break.
A Green Bay rival shows concern
Jaquan Brisker of Chicago Baars did not look too excited that the packors landed Parsons. First he published an emoji of palmation before sharing his true feelings.
The old NFL grains give their two cents
Two former Nflers who spent some of the best years of his career in the state of Texas had a lot to say about the movement.
Demarcus Ware, the leader of all Dallas Cowboys in sacks, had to make two palms of face to express his disapproval with trade.
JJ Watt, a native of Wisconsin and an antique of Houston Texans, was not as disappointed as Ware. He applauded the Packers to make such a great move.
Even Nbaers felt their feelings
Several NBA players talked about the shocking shock. However, the most memorable answers were by Julius Randle of Minnesota Timberwolves and Donovan Mitchell by Cleveland Cavaliers. As cowboys fans, do not be pleased to see that Parsons went.
Nothing exceeds fans
From the Packers’ fans to the cowboys fans and all those in the middle, there was no shortage of reactions to monumental commercial news.
