Resolution criteria

• YES if the Green Bay Packers win any future Super Bowl and, at kickoff of that game, Micah Parsons is under contract with Green Bay (active roster, inactive, IR, PUP, or practice squad). Verify winner via an authoritative list/box score and Parsons’ team status via Packers’ official roster/transactions or equivalent reputable record. Examples: NFL’s report/list of Super Bowl winners and Packers’ roster/transactions pages. (reuters.com, packers.com)

• NO if Parsons’ NFL career ends (retirement announcement or absence from any NFL roster for 24 consecutive months) without the above occurring. Verification via reputable news/league records and team transactions. (espn.com, packers.com)

• Not dependent on ring distribution or playing snaps; only contract status at Super Bowl kickoff and the game result matter. Winner/source links will be used at resolution time. (reuters.com)

Background

• Micah Parsons was traded from the Cowboys to the Packers on Aug 28, 2025, with a reported four‑year, $188M extension in Green Bay. (nfl.com, packers.com)

• The Packers’ most recent Super Bowl win was in the 2010 season (SB XLV). They have 13 NFL championships all‑time. (packers.com)

• The most recent Super Bowl (LIX, Feb 9, 2025) was won by the Eagles over the Chiefs, so any qualifying win for this market would be from 2026’s Super Bowl onward. (reuters.com)

Considerations

• The Super Bowl is played in February for the prior NFL season; mid‑season trades matter only insofar as Parsons must be under Packers contract on the Super Bowl date. (nfl.com)

• Practice‑squad or injured‑reserve status still counts as “under contract” for this market; suspensions/exempt list also count if he remains under Packers contract. Verification will rely on official team/NFL transaction logs. (packers.com)

• If Parsons wins a Super Bowl with another team while not under Packers contract at that kickoff, the market remains NO unless Green Bay later wins one with him under contract. (reuters.com)