The Cowboys aren’t looking back on the Micah Parsons trade with regret. Dallas dealt Parsons after months of tension between the two sides amid a lack of process on a contract extension, resulting in the star defensive end requesting a trade. Parsons was sent to Green Bay in exchange for two first-round picks and Kenny Clark, and he signed a four-year, $188 million deal that made him the league’s highest-paid non-quarterback at the time (Parsons’s salary record has since been broken by Will Anderson Jr. ). Nearly nine months after sending the team’s best defensive player to the Packers, the Cowboys feel good about the return they’ve garnered. The Cowboys have acquired Clark and converted the first-round picks into DT Quinnen Williams, edge Malachi Lawrence, CB Devin Moore and LT Overton. “We feel really good about it,” Stephen Jones said of the Parsons trade on Mad Dog Sports Radio . “Obviously much respect for Micah and what he stands for, how he plays and the caliber of player he is.…