LeBron James' friend Cuffs the Legend is known for giving fearless takes on the happenings inside the NBA. But the radio host and social media personality is also opinionated on football matters, as shown in his latest tweet about disgruntled NFL star Micah Parsons.The four-time Pro Bowl linebacker requested a trade from the Dallas Cowboys on Friday. After describing his fandom of the Cowboys since his childhood, Parsons made it clear that he wanted to leave the team that he'd played for since 2021."Unfortunately I no longer want to be here. I no longer want to be held to close door negotiations without my agent present," Parsons tweeted.Weighing in on this public trade request, Cuffs the Legend floated the possibility of Parsons landing with the defending Super Bowl champions, the Philadelphia Eagles."If the Philadelphia Eagles somehow got Micah Parsons and he gets to play against Dallas in the division.. whew," Cuffs the Legend posted on X.73-9 and THEY LIED @CuffsTheLegendLINKif the Philadelphia Eagles somehow got Micah Parsons and he gets to play against Dallas in the division.. whew 🔥😂This is one of many trade scenarios that could play out, should the Cowboys decide to move Parsons. The Las Vegas Raiders, the Washington Commanders, the Tennessee Titans, and the Cleveland Browns could also make a play for the defensive ace. There's also the possibility that Parsons and the Cowboys will overcome this hurdle and continue to work together in the 2025 season.LeBron James' friend comments on 4x NBA champion: "Dray wanna be a Laker"Shortly after tweeting about Parsons, Cuffs the Legend shifted gears to the NBA. This time, he suggested that a longtime Golden State Warriors star wants to play alongside his friend James on the LA Lakers lineup.In response to Draymond Green's recent praise for Luka Doncic, Cuffs the Legend commented on the four-time NBA champion's possible interest in the purple and gold squad."Dray wanna be a Laker," Cuffs the Legend tweeted.James and Green, of course, have a well-documented friendship off the court. Whether they will end up on the same NBA team remains to be seen.