The Cowboys traded Micah Parsons to the Packers last week, a transaction that still feels hard to believe. Yet in less than one week the NFL world will be treated to its first sight of Parsons in Green Bay yellow— as well as a Dallas defense missing the All-Pro pass rusher for the first time in four seasons.
The man responsible for coping with that loss (and the addition of Kenny Clark, the defensive tackle acquired in the Parsons trade) is Matt Eberflus, who was hired by Brian Schottenheimer this offseason to oversee the defense. The defensive coordinator spoke to the media about losing Parsons via trade for the first time on Monday and didn't waste his breath bemoaning the sudden drain of All-Pro talent at the edge position.
