Jerry Jones surprises with support for Parsons after devastating injury

Jerry Jones broke his silence during his regular spot on 105.3 The Fan, addressing Micah Parsons’ injury. The Packers’ defender tore his ACL in a 34-26 loss to the Broncos, a blow that ends his season and shakes the NFC North picture.

The Cowboys’ owner admitted he was “sad for Micah” and wished him the best in recovery. Jerry Jones even recalled Michael Irvin’s own ACL surgery, which reshaped his career and led to his Hall of Fame success.

The background of their relationship

Jerry Jones hasn’t always spoken kindly about Parsons. Contract talks collapsed last summer, leading to a blockbuster trade. The four-time Pro Bowler went to Green Bay in exchange for two first-round picks and tackle Kenny Clark.

 

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That move defined the preseason and shaped both franchises. While Parsons recorded 12.5 sacks in 14 games, the Cowboys failed to stay consistent and dropped out of playoff contention.

The player’s voice

Jerry Jones also heard Parsons’ message on Instagram. The defender thanked fans and called the injury “his greatest test,” convinced faith would guide him through recovery. That spiritual tone reinforced his image of resilience.

As Marca highlighted, Jones’ words arrived while the NFL weighed the impact of losing one of its top defenders. The Packers lost their pass-rush leader, while the Cowboys continue to deal with the consequences of letting him go.

The NFL impact

Jerry Jones knows Dallas must reshape its future without Parsons, especially after elimination from playoff contention. In Green Bay, the absence of the star complicates Super Bowl hopes and forces a defensive rethink.

The owner’s gesture, despite past differences, shows that even in the unforgiving business of the NFL, there is still room for empathy.