Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones made an outlandish claim of a trade offer involving Micah Parsons to the New York Jets for Quinnen Williams that is being refuted.

One of the NFL’s most shocking trades took place this summer. On August 28, the Dallas Cowboys and owner Jerry Jones sent shockwaves around the league after trading four-time Pro Bowl edge

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones allegedly made a mind-boggling trade offer to the Jets involving Micah Parsons and Quinnen Williams.

And owner Jerry Jones is embellishing, as always. Appearing Friday on 105.3 The Fan in Dallas, Jones made an eye-popping claim. Via Jon Machota of TheAthletic.com, Jones said he offered the Jets linebacker Micah Parsons plus a first-round pick for defensive tackle Quinnen Williams before the start of the regular season.

Dallas Cowboys owner/GM Jerry Jones says he almost traded Micah Parsons to the New York Jets for Quinnen Williams.

Jones noted that a deal with New York didn't come to fruition at the time because the Jets didn't have the appropriate salary cap space to pay Parsons.

In confirming reports that the Jets and Cowboys had discussed a deal this summer involving a swap of Micah Parsons and Quinnen Williams, Jerry Jones either revealed the Jets once had a wildly appealing trade on the table or, more likely, misremembered or embellished the details of that deal.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said he tried to trade Micah Parsons and a first-round draft pick to the New York Jets for Quinnen Williams.

Williams is indirectly part of the return on the Cowboys’ trade of Parsons, which means there will be comparisons made for a long time.

Green Bay Packers pass rushing standout Micah Parsons was helped off the field after injuring his left knee on a non-contact play late in the third quarter Sunday against Denver. He was later