In a stunning turn of events, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott recently addressed the shocking trade of star player Micah Parsons.

Earlier this month, Prescott confidently proclaimed, '11 is a Cowboy.' But following the unexpected trade, those words ring differently now.

During a recent press conference, Prescott revealed, 'I can’t say I was completely surprised, but I definitely didn’t think he was going to get traded.' He explicated that the trade discussions felt personal, indicating deeper issues behind the scenes.

While many are speculating about the Cowboys' future without Parsons, Prescott refrained from echoing the common belief that the team will be better off. 'We’ve got to go out there and prove it. I’m not going to say that by any means,' he stated firmly.

In a revealing moment, Prescott hinted at leadership dynamics within the team when he mentioned Pro Bowler Kenny Clark. 'Adding a true leader, a real man that’s going to elevate this team,' he emphasized, suggesting that Parsons might not have been the impact player the Cowboys needed.

However, this isn’t just about strategy; it’s about Parsons’ desire to leave Dallas, a sentiment echoed by former Cowboys coach Jason Garrett. It appears Parsons sought a fresh start and now he’s found it with the Packers.

As Prescott noted, 'He got paid very well and great for him and his family. And we’ll see him here in about a month.' A reunion that’s sure to be electrifying.

The question on everyone's mind: Will Parsons thrive in Green Bay while the Cowboys regroup? Only time will tell.