It's the trade everyone wants to talk about , and for good reason. The Green Bay Packers pulled off a rare blockbuster trade, perhaps one of the biggest moves in the franchise's storied history.

Superstar pass-rusher Micah Parsons is now a Packer. Green Bay general manager Brian Gutekunst traded two first round picks and long-time defensive tackle Kenny Clark to the Dallas Cowboys for Parsons, and then immediately gave him a four-year, $188M contract extension.

That's seismic NFL news and it overshadowed another positive moment for Green Bay on Thursday, albeit a much smaller one.

Before the trade, and while speaking to reporters, quarterback Jordan Love revealed that his surgically repaired left thumb is feeling good.

He said he has "no concerns" heading into Week 1's massive matc

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