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Raiders reportedly want a Micah Parsons–like package for Maxx Crosby (two first-round picks plus an impact player), a price ESPN says is currently too steep for teams despite around a dozen clubs showing interest. Crosby, 28, signed a big extension last year and remains under Raiders control through 2028, with the team hoping offseason demand could push the price higher while pursuing a fit that helps them win.
Raiders reportedly want a two‑first‑round pick package plus a player for Maxx Crosby—the same deal Cowboys received for Micah Parsons—an exorbitant price given Crosby’s age, though Raiders GM John Spytek says Crosby is expected to play in 2026 as the team rebuilds.
CeeDee Lamb said George Pickens was recruitable by several players right in front of him at the Pro Bowl, including Micah Parsons, and warned teams that Dallas won’t let Pickens leave. Lamb even suggested he’d take a pay cut to keep his teammate, praising Pickens’ first Dallas season (93 receptions, 1,429 yards, 9 TDs) and signaling Dallas’ intent to re-sign him amid ongoing free‑agency interest.
The NFC erased a 52-36 deficit to beat the AFC 66-52 in the Pro Bowl Games, fueled by Cowboys and Eagles stars, with Hurts and Prescott pairing for multiple TDs, Pickens catching a late score, Bolles emerging as a red-zone threat, Chase delivering a one-handed interception and a 50-yard TD after moonlighting as a safety, and Micah Parsons stealing the show on a rascal scooter; the night also previewed flag football's Olympic debut in L.A. 2028.
NFL star Micah Parsons said on X that the only reason he might watch SB LX is the Gonzalez–Smith-Njigba matchup, calling it the main draw of a Seahawks–Patriots final and joking that he has popcorn ready. He would have preferred Green Bay in the game. The showdown is presented as an improbably unlikely Super Bowl and even harkens back to a SB XLIX rematch, with Smith-Njigba and Gonzalez highlighted as top players on opposite sides. Packers fans had hoped the team would pick them in 2023.
Sports Illustrated's 2026 Top 100 lists only three Green Bay Packers: TE Tucker Kraft (86), QB Jordan Love (59), and DE Micah Parsons (17). The piece argues this sparse representation fuels debate about the Packers' ceiling and the importance of depth and health in contending, while acknowledging the subjective nature of rankings.
Packers pass rusher Micah Parsons revealed he tore his ACL late last season against Denver, underwent reconstructive knee surgery and is doing four hours of daily rehab at Lambeau Field. He’s targeting a September return, likely Week 3 or 4, not IR, as Green Bay finished the season with a Wild Card loss to Chicago. Parsons praised coach Matt LaFleur and defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley, and said he’s eager to “put on a show” when back on the field as the Packers chase a strong encore in 2026.
The Dallas Cowboys' decision not to trade Micah Parsons may have impacted their playoff chances, with some believing his elite pass rushing could have helped them win 2-3 more games, while others argue the team's broader defensive issues required more than just one player to fix. The debate continues on whether trading Parsons was the right move, considering the potential benefits and drawbacks for the team's future.
Trevon Diggs, a former Cowboys cornerback, has been claimed off waivers by the Green Bay Packers, reuniting him with Micah Parsons, who is out for the season due to injury. Diggs was released by Dallas after a tumultuous season marked by injuries and disagreements with the coaching staff. The Packers will acquire his existing contract without guaranteed money, and he will join the team for the postseason, adding depth to their injured secondary.
Green Bay Packers defensive lineman Micah Parsons has been selected to the 2026 NFL Pro Bowl, marking his fifth consecutive selection and first with the Packers. He is notable for his sack achievements and defensive stats, making him one of the top defenders in the league.
The Green Bay Packers placed defensive lineman Micah Parsons on injured reserve after an impressive season where he led the team in sacks and was recognized as NFC Defensive Player of the Week and Month.
The Green Bay Packers face a setback with the season-ending injury to star linebacker Micah Parsons, but remain optimistic by leveraging depth and strategic adjustments in their defense as they pursue their goals for the 2025 season.
Jerry Jones expressed sympathy for Micah Parsons after his season-ending ACL injury, choosing to be supportive despite past conflicts, highlighting the importance of kindness in sports.
Micah Parsons, a key player for the Packers, suffered a season-ending injury but is expected to return in 2025 and continue to be a long-term asset. The team faces challenges due to injuries but remains optimistic about their prospects, emphasizing resilience and strategic adjustments to overcome adversity. Fans and analysts discuss the impact of Parsons' absence, potential replacements, and the importance of team effort moving forward.
Denver Broncos' Micah Parsons tore his ACL during a game against the Green Bay Packers, with analyst Ryan Clark attributing the injury to Bo Nix's elusiveness and aggressive pursuit, highlighting Nix's impressive performance that night.