Dak Prescott's Real Opinion Of Micah Parsons Unveiled After Blockbuster Trade

Just two days after the Dallas Cowboys traded away Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers, a shocking report about Dak Prescott came to light.

NFL fans assumed the Cowboys would work out a long-term deal with Parsons at some point before Week 1. Jerry Jones, however, opted to send his All-Pro pass rusher to Green Bay for three-time Pro Bowl defensive lineman Kenny Clark and a pair of first-round picks. It's a move that he claims will make Dallas better in the long run.

Parsons, meanwhile, received a four-year, $188 million deal from the Packers. His contract includes $136 million guaranteed.

"He was an asset that we got four great years out of, but when you are talking about making a contract the kind that he got and for the future, that's quite a commitment," Jones said. "And none of that counts what he did those first four years. It all goes against what he can do for you in the future. The length of that contract and maybe more. Well, then you've got to really weigh how many players -- and I'm going to give you this -- not only do we immediately get a player, but those draft picks could get us, I'm talking top, Pro Bowl-type players. Could. You won't necessarily get those players. You've got to draft or acquire them. But they could get us as few as three or as many as five outstanding players."

So what does Prescott think about the trade? Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated shared some insight this weekend.