Micah Parson left upset after Cowboys' arch-rivals Eagles draft Jalen Carter - “I’m sick to my stomach right now”

Micah Parsons is unhappy with the top-10 selection in this year's NFL Draft.

The Philadelphia Eagles surprised fans by trading up for the ninth pick and selecting Georgia Bulldogs defensive tackle Jalen Carter. Many expected the Eagles to keep their 30th overall pick. They already have a strong defensive line anchored by Super Bowl winners Fletcher Cox and Brandon Graham.

Parsons, a star linebacker for the Dallas Cowboys, was blunt about how he felt about the move. Here's what he had to say during Bleacher Report's live draft show:

What does Jalen Carter bring to the Eagles?

2023 NFL Draft - Round 1 - Eagles draft Georgia DT Jalen Carter

Without a doubt, Jalen Carter is one of the most talented prospects of the 2023 NFL Draft. He amassed 64 total tackles, six sacks, and two forced fumbles in his two post-freshman seasons. He also played a pivotal part in the Georgia Bulldogs' two national titles.

However, Carter also brings character issues to the team. Shortly after the Bulldogs won their second national title in January, he was involved in a car crash that killed one of his teammates and a staffer.

According to the police report, he and several others were street racing at around midnight on January 15. The incident occurred in Athens, Georgia, close to the University of Georgia's campus. Bulldogs offensive lineman Devin Alex Willock and staffer Chandler Louise LeCroy were pronounced dead shortly after the incident.

Whom did the Dallas Cowboys choose in the first round, and what controversy has he been involved in?

Speaking of defensive tackles with potential character issues, Parsons’ Cowboys selected another 26th overall in Mazi Smith.

Playing out of Michigan, Smith recorded 88 tackles (39 solo), half a sack and four pass deflections in his four seasons as a Wolverine. He also earned praise as the team’s defensive leader; however, he courted controversy during his final year.

On October 7, 2022, Smith was arrested in Ann Arbor, just outside the Michigan campus, for illegal possession of a firearm. He was initially charged with a felony for carrying a concealed weapon, but the charges were dropped after he instead pled guilty to a lesser charge of carrying a loaded firearm in a motor vehicle.