MAJOR SHOCK! Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones the football mogul famous for his “cold-blooded” decisions just “fired shots” with a “bitter” message to a Green Bay Packers superstar pass-rusher after this guy suffered a “horrific” season-ending injury!
The torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) the kind of wound that makes any player “tremble in fear” happened in the humiliating 34-26 loss to the Denver Broncos, forcing him to the hospital and ending the Packers’ playoff hopes. Jones, who once “nurtured” this superstar in the Cowboys, now seems to be “gloating” over the “traitor’s” misfortune!
Can you believe it? Jones, in an interview on Dallas sports radio 105.3 The Fan, “smiled” while talking about this injury, showing unhidden glee at the “tragedy” of the player who once demanded a massive contract from him!
“I feel truly satisfied,” Jones is reported to have said, his voice full of sarcasm.
“This is a chance for him to learn a lesson serves you right, you traitor, now lie there and think about what you’ve lost!” This “cursing” message has NFL fans “boiling with rage,” especially recalling the trade drama back in August:
This superstar was traded to the Packers for two first-round draft picks and Pro Bowl defensive tackle Kenny Clark, after a prolonged offseason contract dispute that “shattered” the relationship between the two sides!
And now, the “bombshell” reveal:
The Packers superstar that Jones is “mocking” is none other than… MICAH PARSONS! This 26-year-old star, with 12.5 sacks ranking third in the NFL before the injury, signed a “mega” 4-year contract worth $188 million ($136 million guaranteed) from the Packers a figure that Jones once refused to negotiate with agent David Mulugheta!
Parsons, once the Cowboys’ “darling,” now faces a murky future:
It’s unclear when he’ll return to the field in 2026, while the Packers (9-4-1) are struggling to hold their playoff spot and prepare for a “life-or-death” matchup with the Chicago Bears (10-4) on Saturday!
Jones even “poured more fuel on the fire” by comparing Parsons to legend Michael Irvin but in a “sarcastic” way: “Just like Irvin once had a severe ACL and had to ‘lie in the hospital reflecting,’ I hope this injury will ‘teach’ Parsons to appreciate what he had instead of betraying and demanding too much!”
Cowboys fans are “rejoicing” over this “karma,” while Packers supporters are “furious” demanding Jones apologize!
Is this a “curse” from the Cowboys owner? The NFL is “exploding” with drama will Parsons “get revenge” when he returns?
Packers Defender Steps Away After Heartbreaking Family Tragedy Tied to Brown University Shooting.
What began as a routine Saturday on a quiet Ivy League campus quickly turned into a nightmare.
Police in Providence, Rhode Island, are continuing an intense manhunt after a mass shooting erupted inside an academic building at Brown University, leaving two people dead and nine others wounded.
The gunfire broke out during a final exam review session, sending students scrambling for cover as chaos unfolded inside the classroom.
Authorities say the suspect entered the building around 4:00 p.m. local time, shouted something witnesses could not fully recall, and opened fire. Students ducked under seats, fled hallways, and hid in nearby buildings as police rushed the scene.
Emergency responders flooded the campus, and all remaining in person exams were immediately canceled.
Two victims were later identified as university students, while several others were hospitalized with gunshot wounds.
Investigators initially detained a person of interest, but later released him after determining the evidence pointed in a different direction.
As of Sunday night, officials said there was no immediate threat to the campus, though the search for the suspect remains active.
One student described the moments after hearing gunshots as pure panic, while another said she felt numb once she realized the danger had passed. Brown University confirmed that families of the victims are receiving support and that counseling services have been made available to students and staff.
As the national spotlight focused on the tragedy, the ripple effects of the shooting quietly reached the Green Bay Packers locker room.
Late Sunday, the team confirmed that one of its starting defenders would be stepping away from football this week for deeply personal reasons.
His younger brother, a current student at Brown University, was among those injured in the shooting and remains hospitalized.
That player is Nazir Stackhouse.
The Packers defensive lineman has been granted time away from the team and will not play in the upcoming Sunday night game against the Broncos, choosing instead to be at his brother’s side during what the family describes as an overwhelming and emotional period.
Head coach Matt LaFleur addressed the situation with empathy, making it clear football comes second in moments like this.
“Our hearts are with him and his family,” LaFleur said. “When something like this happens, there’s nothing more important than being there for the people you love. We fully support him taking the time he needs. That’s family. That’s life. Football will always be here.”
Several teammates were visibly shaken by the news, with players privately reaching out to offer support. Inside the locker room, the focus shifted from game plans to perspective, a reminder that the sport exists alongside real life pain and uncertainty.
While the Packers prepare for kickoff without one of their defensive contributors, the priority remains clear. The organization, players, and fans alike are rallying around their teammate as his family navigates an unimaginable situation.
For now, wins and losses fade into the background. What matters most is recovery, healing, and standing together when it counts most.
