Micah Parsons contract: How much salary Packers have agreed to pay Cowboys star? Details here

Micah Parsons is being traded by the Dallas Cowboys and the three-time All-Pro LB is likely headed to the Green Bay Packers.

The Micah Parsons transfer saga seems to have come to an end, with NFL side Dallas Cowboys deciding to trade their three-time All-Pro LB to the Green Bay Packers. ESPN's Adam Schefter confirmed the news citing sources.

Micah Parsons requested a trade in one of the multiple escalatory landmarks in the ongoing staredown with the Dallas Cowboys' owner over his contract.(AP)

Micah Parsons contract details

Parsons and Packers have reportedly reached a four-year deal, and they have a $188 million contract in place. Schefter noted the contract was ‘record breaking’ and would give Parsons $120 million fully guaranteed at signing. He would get an average salary of $47 million, making him the highest-paid non-QB in NFL history.

The Micah Parsons transfer saga

Parsons played the first four years of his career with the Cowboys. The player had some issues with the Cowboys.

This season, he was on the fifth-year option in his rookie contract worth $21.324 million in 2025. He reportedly filed a grievance earlier this year, arguing he should be viewed as a linebacker -- not a defensive end. The option salary for a linebacker is $24 million.

Jones, who made clear he prefers to talk contracts directly with his players and not their paid representatives or agents, stated publicly that he and Parsons agreed to the parameters of a deal in the spring. ESPN pegged the terms of the five-year extension at an average of $40.5 million per season.

The highest-paid defensive player in terms of average annual value is Steelers pass rusher T.J. Watt ($41 million). Browns defensive end Myles Garrett signed a new deal earlier this year to increase his annual average pay to $40 million.

(With Reuters inputs)