Green Bay was also hit hard by injuries on Sunday, none of them bigger than the non-contact knee injury suffered by star pass rusher Micah Parsons. Reports emerged on Monday confirming that Parsons suffered a torn ACL, ending his season.

The Green Bay Packers won't have Micah Parsons against the Chicago Bears on Sunday, and things aren't looking great for Josh Jacobs, either.

The Packers have worked eight months to be in position to compete for a championship. Micah Parsons, Tucker Kraft, Elgton Jenkins, and Devonte Wyatt all did their part to help Green Bay get to this point. Those left standing must keep perspective and finish strong for them.

"We need to protect our brothers here, man. Listen, life is way bigger past football, but this right here is not OK. Travis Hunter, you don't deserve that." - Dallas Cowboys star Micah Parsons on the "malicious'' hit against coach Deion Sanders' star ...

With Micah Parsons’ season over because of a torn ACL, the Packers' defense may need to turn linebacker Edgerrin Cooper into a star.

Even in a sport in which the risk of serious injury on any given play is part of the business, Sunday delivered a pair of franchise-altering, league-shifting knee injuries. As he was attempting to drive the Chiefs into range for what could have been a season-saving field goal against the Chargers,

Green Bay Packers star Micah Parsons finally got some love from the officials for the first time in weeks vs the Broncos.