MICAH Parsons has shared an emotional embrace with Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott.
Parsons, 26, left the Cowboys after four seasons to join the Green Bay Packers this season.
Micah Parsons has embraced his former Dallas Cowboys teammate Dak Prescott[/caption]
Prescott was sacked by Green Bay Packers defensive end Parsons in a 40-40 tie[/caption]
He returned to face his former side as the Packers traveled to Texas for yesterday’s game.
The star defensive end was spotted with quarterback Prescott, 32, after the game finished in an overtime tie.
Footage of the embrace was captured by Jane Slater of the NFL Network and posted on social media.
In the clip, Parsons is heard talking to Prescott and praising his performance.
“Yo I’m talking about precision timing. Like that s*** was quick!
“See I always believed in you boy!” Parsons said.
Cowboys quarterback Prescott threw for 319 yards against the Packers.
He recored three passing touchdowns.
This earned Prescott a 124.9 passer rating, which is his highest of the 2025 NFL season.
Defensive end Parsons opened up about his return to Dallas ahead of the game.
The former Cowboys man explained that he holds no grudges despite the Texas side’s decision not to honor him at the game.
He has apologized to Packers quarterback Jordan Love, 26, for a poor all-round defensive performance.
Parsons recorded three tackles against his previous team, including a sack on Prescott.
This is a season-high for the defensive end.
Neither side could find a win despite strong performances from both players.
Brandon McManus was twice the saviour of Green Bay in Arlington, Texas.
The 34-year-old’s 53-yard field goal sent the game into overtime in the final play.
He then managed to repeat this feat from 34 yards out at the death to level the game again during the added period.
Parson’s Packers now stand second in the NFC North with two wins, one loss, and a tie.
Meanwhile, Prescott’s Cowboys are third in the NFC East with only one win from four games.
