Micah Parsons aims for early return against Cowboys in Week 6
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 5, 2026, 1:58 AM
Last updated Aug 5, 2026
Micah Parsons, currently on the Physically Unable to Perform list due to a torn ACL, expresses optimism about returning to play against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 6. The game, scheduled for Sunday Night Football, holds special meaning for Parsons, who suffered the injury last December while playing for the Packers. With over 10 weeks remaining until the matchup, Parsons aims to recover in time, although he may not be at peak performance right away. The reunion adds excitement to an already highly anticipated game. Training camp participation has not occurred for Parsons yet, raising questions about his readiness.
- •Parsons suffered a torn ACL in December 2025.
- •He has yet to practice in training camp this summer.
- •The Cowboys face the Packers in Week 6 on Sunday Night Football.
- •Parsons is hopeful for a quick recovery ahead of the game.
- •The matchup will feature both Parsons and Rashan Gary, a former Packer.
- 1:58 AMYahoo Sports — Injury Update: Are Cowboys, Parsons heading towards midseason collision?
"Former Cowboys edge rusher Micah Parsons believes it's possible he'll be healthy enough to play against his former team in Week 6.
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