Micah Parsons ramps up recovery from ACL injury with Packers
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 4, 2026, 10:53 PM
Last updated Nov 4, 2026

Micah Parsons practiced for the first time since his ACL injury on November 4, 2026. Parsons is focused on regaining strength and conditioning, stating he needs two more weeks of practice before he can return to game action. Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur anticipates Parsons will utilize most of his three-week ramp-up period, potentially making his return in a Thanksgiving eve game against the Los Angeles Rams. His recovery has been complicated by an additional meniscus surgery, and despite feeling good post-practice, Parsons acknowledged he is still working on his overall fitness.
- •Parsons practiced for the first time after ACL surgery.
- •He aims for a return in about three weeks.
- •LaFleur expects Parsons to gradually increase practice intensity.
- •Parsons acknowledges challenges in his conditioning.
- •His return could occur during a prime-time game.
- 10:53 PMYahoo Sports — Micah Parsons believes patience in ACL recovery will pay off for Green Bay Packers
"Micah Parsons isn’t offering any promises in return from torn ACL, but he believes his patience during recovery will be worth it.
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