Micah Parsons Health, Injury Updates & History

Underwent surgery on his left knee on Monday to repair his torn ACL and is looking at a nine-month r...

Has been placed on IR after suffering a season-ending torn ACL in their Week 15 game versus the Broncos, he is not expected to be ready for the beginning of the 2026 season

Went down with a non-contact injury to his left knee, by video analysis, worry for a likely ACL tear, which at this stage of the year will end his season

Was limited in practice on Wednesday due to a pectoral injury, will be monitored throughout the week

Listed as questionable ahead of TNF for Week 2 vs the Commanders, he was questionable for Week 1 but still managed to suit up, he'll likely be a game-time decision but lean towards him playing this week

Officially listed as questionable ahead of Week 1, Parsons has yet to practice in full since joining the Packers on Aug. 28., but he did manage three consecutive limited sessions this week, keeping him in play for Sunday's divisional contest, our own ProFootballDoc considers his situation “more manageable and predictable” and expects little to no impact on Parsons’ 2025 season

Has been dealing with an L4/L5 facet sprain, a different issue than Matt Stafford's back injury, Parsons will likely play after enduring an epidural injection

Listed as questionable with a high ankle injury, he could see his first action since sustaining the injury in W4, he returned to practice this week in a limited capacity but there's a chance he could return this week against the Eagles

Returned to practice on Wednesday, a big step forward for the Cowboy's best defensive player, he practiced in a limited capacity but this is a big step forward in his progress from the high ankle sprain he sustained in Week 4

Has been ruled out of W9 with the high ankle sprain he's been recovering from since W4, he has yet to return to practice since the injury thus the designation of being out of this week's contest