The Green Bay Packers may have to wait until November to get Micah Parsons back on the field.
According to Tom Pelissero, as relayed by Packers On SI’s Bill Huber, Parsons is not expected to return to practice next week. Pelissero reported that there have been no setbacks in his recovery, but a November return to game action remains possible.
What is the latest on Micah Parsons’ recovery?
Parsons is recovering from the torn ACL he suffered late last season. He is eligible to come off the physically unable to perform list in Week 5, but eligibility does not establish when he will be ready to practice or play.
The November outlook is a reported possibility, not a confirmed return date or a specific game circled by the Packers.
What the update means for Green Bay
The practical takeaway is that Green Bay must continue preparing its defense without counting on an immediate boost from Parsons. His eventual return could change how the Packers generate pressure, but the current group still has to carry that responsibility.
The next meaningful development will be an update on his practice availability. Until then, the report offers a cautious outlook: recovery is continuing without a reported setback, while game action may still be several weeks away.
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