Linebacker Micah Parsons regularly received star treatment in Dallas, but the love cooled quickly from one local sports talk radio host after his blockbuster trade to the Green Bay Packers. During Thursday's segment on "105.3 The Fan," a host called him “probably the most overrated Cowboy in history."Parsons’ brother, Terrence Parsons Jr., didn’t hold back in his response."I can’t wait till week 4 😂 mf true colors really starting to show. It’s okay Micah coming to town with his belt off," Terrence tweeted on Saturday.Terrence Parsons Jr @Tpars_boiiLINKI can’t wait till week 4 😂 mf true colors really starting to show. It’s okay Micah coming to town with his belt off.Before Micah Parsons' blockbuster move to the Green Bay Packers on Thursday, his contract standoff dragged on for weeks. Parsons’ contract talks with the Cowboys broke down in 2025. Early in the summer, he wanted a long-term extension, but Dallas owner Jerry Jones ended discussions once Parsons’ personal deal expired and left his agent out of talks.In July, Parsons staged a “hold-in” by showing up but not practicing. After his MRI came back clean, Dallas pushed him to play, but he resisted. On Aug. 1, frustrated by being excluded from real negotiations, Parsons requested a trade. The Cowboys reportedly were willing to hear trade offers.Dallas coach Brian Schottenheimer and quarterback Dak Prescott urged the team to settle the dispute before Week 1, but the standoff continued throughout training camp with no resolution.On Thursday, the Packers acquired the four-time Pro Bowl pass rusher from the Cowboys in exchange for two first-round picks (2026, 2027) and veteran defensive tackle Kenny Clark.Immediately upon the trade, Parsons signed a four-year extension worth $188 million, which includes $136 million in guarantees, $62 million in the first year and a $44 million signing bonus. The deal made him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history.“A blessing and a challenge”: Micah Parsons on Green Bay moveMicah Parsons called his Green Bay arrival “a blessing and a challenge.” At his introduction, he acknowledged that the past four months were the hardest of his life.On Friday, he toured the Packers’ Hall of Fame and reflected on joining a franchise of legends.“I looked on that wall and saw Brett Favre and Reggie White. I’ve got to be there,” Parsons said. “I think I can do anything I put my mind to.”General manager Brian Gutekunst said the deal had been prepared days earlier but that he never expected Parsons to be available.Expectations for Parsons in Green Bay are high.