Micah Parsons

Dallas acquired Kenny Clark, 2026 1st round pick (20th overall subsequently traded, Makai Lemon) and a 2027 1st round pick from Green Bay Packers for Micah Parsons. The deal strongly favors Green Bay Packers because Dallas surrendered far more durable value than it received.

Dallas acquired 2021 1st round pick (12th overall, Micah Parsons) and 2021 3rd round pick (84th overall, Chauncey Golston) from Philadelphia Eagles for 2021 1st round pick (10th overall, DeVonta Smith). The deal strongly favors Dallas because the incoming value became a major roster, draft, or franchise-building advantage compared with the outgoing package.

Miami acquired 2021 1st round pick (12th overall subsequently traded, Micah Parsons), 2022 1st round pick (29th overall subsequently traded, Cole Strange), 2023 1st round pick (29th overall subsequently traded, Bryan Bresee) and 2022 3rd round pick (102nd overall, Channing Tindall) from 49ers for 2021 1st round pick (3rd overall, Trey Lance). Miami added quantity and flexibility, a sensible process win unless the outgoing asset became clearly superior. This grade weighs both process and hindsight: the draft capital or player value Miami surrendered, the value it received, and whether the trade created durable roster impact rather than just short-term depth. Where records are incomplete, conditional, voided, or future-dated, the grade is intentionally conservative

Miami acquired 2021 1st round pick (6th overall, Jaylen Waddle) and 2021 5th round pick (156th overall subsequently traded, Isaiahh Loudermilk) from Eagles for 2021 1st round pick (12th overall subsequently traded, Micah Parsons), 2021 4th round pick (123rd overall, Zech McPhearson) and 2022 1st round pick (15th overall subsequently traded, Kenyon Green). This future-dated trade should remain provisional until the acquired pick package and Waddle's post-trade value have meaningful NFL outcomes. This grade weighs both process and hindsight: the draft capital or player value Miami surrendered, the value it received, and whether the trade created durable roster impact rather than just short-term depth. Where records are incomplete, conditional, voided, or future-dated, the grade is intentionally conservative