Micah Parsons and the Green Bay Packers suffered a devastating loss against the Denver Broncos on Sunday. Their 34-26 loss dropped their record to 9-4-1 on the year and leaves Green Bay fighting for their playoff lives.
However, it’s Parsons who will be waiting on some news in the very near future.
Here’s the latest angle on Micah Parsons’ injury (Report).
Parsons’ occurred late in the third quarter on a play while Parsons was rushing Broncos QB Bo Nix. He planted awkwardly, pulled up suddenly, and collapsed while grabbing his knee—no contact from another player.
Parsons remained down for several minutes as trainers attended to him. He eventually walked off the field with assistance and headed straight to the locker room. The Packers initially listed him as questionable to return before ruling him out for the rest of the game. Here is a video of the play:
To my friend, Micah Parsons, rest now brother. We have the watch. And I’ll see you in Valhalla
pic.twitter.com/rUPV9z4RnH— FB Stat Facts (@FBStatFacts) December 14, 2025
Micah Parsons (traded from the Dallas Cowboys), has continued his elite production in his fifth NFL season. Prior to this injury he joined Reggie White as the only two platers in NFL history with 12+ sacks in each of his their five seasons.
Micah Parsons’ Defensive Stats (Regular Season, 13 Games Played)
- Sacks: 12.5 (Tied for 3rd in NFL)
- Tackles: ~45-50 total (around 18-20 solo, based on partial reports)
- Tackles for Loss: 15+ (elite disruption)
- QB Hits: 25+ (team-high, often leading league in pressures)
- Forced Fumbles: 1-2
- Fumble Recoveries: 0-1
- Pass Breakups: Several (including key plays)
- Notable Highlights:
- Career-high 3 sacks in one game (vs. Arizona Cardinals, Oct. 19)
A Look At The Current NFC Playoff Picture
- 1st Seed – Los Angeles Rams (11-3)
- 2nd Seed – Chicago Bears (10-4)
- 3rd Seed – Philadelphia Eagles (9-5)
- 4th Seed – Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7-7)
- 5th Seed – Seattle Seahawks (11-3)
- 6th Seed – San Francisco 49ers (1-4)
- 7th Seed – Green Bay Packers (9-4-1)
- 8th Seed – Detroit Lions (8-6)
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