Micah Parsons' homecoming this coming Sunday is the primary highlight of Week 4 of the 2025 NFL season, and it promises to be a highly tense one.Late in August, just a week before the season commenced, the Dallas Cowboys traded the multiple-time All-Pro edge-rushing linebacker to the Green Bay Packers after both sides failed to agree to a long-term extension. And on Monday, Jerry Jones added to the bitterness by flatly rejecting any notions that a video tribute would be played at AT&T Stadium.And on Thursday's episode of ESPN's First Take, former Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark threw some more shade when asked how Cowboys fans should greet Parsons:"If I was the Dallas Cowboys, I would have Micah clown shirts on every seat. And I would have a shirt that says, 'I hope your beard never connects, and you keep going bald'. I would absolutely crush him. You know why? Because you gotta make them hate him, 'cause your team sucks!"The game will also see Cowboys defensive tackle Kenny Clark face off against his former team, with whom he made three Pro Bowls over the course of nine seasons. Speaking to reporters on Thursday, he commented on how "weird" the feeling of it would be:“You’re going to see them yellow helmets and, ‘Damn, I was just over there.’ Seeing all the guys in warmups and all that kind of stuff... but once that whistle blows and you get your hands on the first guy, whoever you hit first, all that kind of stuff, you run to that ball, it’s going to be football.”Dak Prescott claims to have moved on from Micah ParsonsOne person who had always had deep thoughts about Micah Parsons' future in Arlington is Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, who had long believed that his now-former teammate and the organization would resolve their contractual differences. But after the trade, he no longer wants to continue remembering it - as he said on Thursday:“You gotta ask Jerry (Jones) and Micah.”For Parsons, sacking someone whom considers his mentor will be "painful", yet something he would still love to cherish:“That’s my guy. ...But you know how it is, he always told me if I ever faced him that it’ll be a great matchup, so I’m excited to see what Sunday brings itself.”Kickoff for the game is at 8:20 pm ET/7:20 pm CT on NBC.