“It’s going to hurt”
#Packers star pass rusher Micah Parsons told me his return to Dallas to face the #Cowboys on @SNFonNBC is “just another game at AT&T” Stadium. Full conversation with Micah coming up this week on “On Football with the AP’s Rob Maaddi.” pic.twitter.com/4ZUWgSEgbn
— Rob Maaddi (@RobMaaddi) September 23, 2025
According to Firstsportz, Micah Parsons has recorded 1.5 sacks in his first three games with the Packers—a modest number, but understandable for someone still adjusting to a new defensive system. The showdown against the Cowboys will be his first visit back to the stadium he called home for four seasons. Now, he’ll have to break through the offensive line to reach Dak Prescott.
A strategic clash with emotional weight
Beyond the reunion, Micah Parsons proudly recalled being the last player to sack Tom Brady before his retirement. “When you can say you were the last to bring down a competitor like him, it’s a special privilege,” he said. That competitive mindset is what drives him—even when the opponent is someone he respects.
Micah Parsons was the last player to sack @TomBrady. He told me sacking the GOAT was his favorite QB to bring down. How does Micah feel about potentially sacking Dak Prescott when the #Packers face the #Cowboys on @SNFonNBC? pic.twitter.com/dHLfFKOEg6
— Rob Maaddi (@RobMaaddi) September 23, 2025
The game between the Cowboys and Packers won’t just be about schemes and matchups. It’s a story of broken ties, tough decisions, and mutual respect. Micah Parsons knows there’s no room for nostalgia in the NFL. But he also knows that this Sunday, every snap will carry emotional weight far beyond the scoreboard.