ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Micah Parsons is set to take the field against his former team exactly a month after the Green Bay Packers acquired the star pass rusher in a blockbuster trade with the Dallas Cowboys. Parsons is pretty sure he's never been in the visitor's locker room at AT&T Stadium, and he's certain he will have his suite under the retractable roof at least the rest of this season because, as he says, “No refunds.” Of course, the best payback for the two-time All-Pro would be winning in prime time Sunday night. That would push the Packers (2-1) closer to their expected status as Super Bowl contenders and the Cowboys (1-2) deeper into the hole of also-rans, which is how many have perceived them since owner Jerry Jones unloaded his best player in his prime for two first-round picks and an older run-stopping defensive lineman in Kenny Clark.