Micah Parsons Predicts NFC North Standings Ahead of Packers Season
Parsons said there's "nothing to be understood or misunderstood" about that pick, calling Green Bay the No. 1 team for 12 weeks last season.More news: Daniel Jones Gives Injury Recovery Update Ahead of Colts Season..."Do we have to finish? His injury occurred in Week 15 as a non-contact injury while rushing on Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix.As of this writing, Parsons has maintained that his return will happen by Week 6.
- ▪Parsons said there's "nothing to be understood or misunderstood" about that pick, calling Green Bay the No.
- ▪1 team for 12 weeks last season.More news: Daniel Jones Gives Injury Recovery Update Ahead of Colts Season..."Do we have to finish?
- ▪His injury occurred in Week 15 as a non-contact injury while rushing on Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix.As of this writing, Parsons has maintained that his return will happen by Week 6.
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By Matthew CoudenContributing Writer0ShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.The Green Bay Packers' Micah Parsons is continuing his recovery from last year's devastating injury, which sidelined him for the rest of his team's regular season and their brief appearance in the playoffs.There is hope the Pro Bowl linebacker will return by Week 6. There's even a possibility of his return happening a week sooner, which would put him back on the field in October for the Packers' game against their NFC North rivals, the Chicago Bears.As the preseason is underway, Parsons appeared in a new Bleacher Report video where he went division-by-division around the NFL and gave his…
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