Green Bay lands Parsons in a blockbuster swap, handing the Packers a mobile, disruptive force on the edge and setting a new $188 million, four-year benchmark that reshapes how teams value pass rushers. Dallas loses a franchise-changing defender, Tampa Bay’s cap math tightens as the market tilts higher, and the NFC playoff odds shift in a hurry. Fantasy angles focus on re-pricing elite rushers and rethinking defensive asset allocation across the league.

Parsons’ arrival tightens Green Bay’s path at a time when the conference is wide open. The ripple effects hit reserve rosters, contract talks, and the appetite for ceiling players who can wreck games. The move also injects urgency into how teams develop and retain edge talent, especially in the NFC’s tougher divisions and race for a title.