Micah Parsons aims to return for Packers' game against Rams in Week 12
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 3, 2026, 7:56 PM
Last updated Jun 3, 2026
Green Bay Packers linebacker Micah Parsons is on track to return from his ACL injury before the team's game against the Los Angeles Rams on November 25. Currently in the fifth month of recovery, Parsons is expected to complete the necessary rehabilitation by September or October. He suffered the injury in December 2025 and noted he is not rushing the recovery process, focusing instead on a full season, including postseason participation. His return could align with a highly anticipated matchup between top pass rushers, as Rams' Myles Garrett was recently traded to Los Angeles.
- •Micah Parsons suffered an ACL tear on December 14, 2025.
- •He is currently five months into a nine-month rehabilitation plan.
- •Parsons aims to return for the Packers' game against the Rams on November 25.
- •He is focusing on a complete recovery rather than rushing back.
- •The game could showcase top NFL pass rushers, including Myles Garrett.
- 7:56 PMYahoo Sports — Micah Parsons on track to return before Rams-Packers in Week 12
"Micah Parsons is expected to be available before the Packers' game against the Rams, though he still has 4 months left of rehab.
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