Micah Parsons couldn’t get a deal with the Cowboys, but fans can get one for his jerseys.

Prices for clothing and other gear tied to the defensive player are dropping after he was shipped off to the Green Bay Packers in a trade that’s drawn the ire of Dallas fans.

At Fanatics, one version of the jerseys with the No. 11 was going for $44.99 and was marked “Clearance” with a discount code. That’s a reduction of roughly 65%. Another version — “Micah Parsons Dallas Cowboys Nike Vapor F.U.S.E. Limited Jersey – White” — was on clearance for $62.99, down from $174.99. A graphic T-shirt with his likeness was going for under $13 instead of about $35.

Other Parsons gear was getting deep discounts, including three-packs of newborn- an infant-sized items and a graphic T-shirt with the player for grown-ups.

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What wasn’t on discount? The new Green Bay Packers jersey for Parsons is one example. It was featured for $129.99 with the “00” for the numbers.

Locally at Field of Dreams in Frisco, the shop has cut prices on some Parsons gear, according to Bill Patrick, a sales representative there. One signed and framed jersey that was about $1,500 was cut to about $700 on Friday — and a mini helmet was cut by 50% in price at the store that’s located at Stonebriar Centre, Patrick said. The situation is similar to what happened when Luka Doncic was traded to the Los Angeles Lakers from the Dallas Mavericks.

“He’s a not a Cowboy anymore,” Patrick said. “No matter what … he was great for us for four years” with awards in his rookie year and his overall sacks.

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The Dallas Cowboys shocked many in their fan base and surprised the sports world when they decided to send Parsons to the Packers in a blockbuster trade. On Thursday, the team sent the star pass rusher away in exchange for a pair of first-round draft picks and 29-year-old defensive tackle Kenny Clark.

Even former star Michael Irvin said he was “in a state of shock” after the announcement.

And Cameron “Scooter” Magruder, known for lamenting the missteps of the Cowboys on YouTube with helpings of humor, was showing shock and disbelief on the decision.

“I just bought a Micah Parsons jersey!” he said, while expressing an apparent mix of sadness and anger.

While not all websites are showing discounts for Micah Parsons/Cowboys gear as of Friday afternoon, Scheels was another site offering sale prices with cuts of more than 50% for some versions.

At Fanatics, other items were on sale after the Micah Parsons trade. That includes the ”Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure” at a more than 50% discount, and crew socks were cheaper as well.

While Parsons may be gone, CeeDee Lamb, a receiver for the Cowboys, is among the top 10 on Fanatics for NFL jerseys.