Packers' Parsons won't be ready to return for game vs. Cowboys
Not only will Micah Parsons not make his season debut this week vs. his old team, but the Packers edge rusher still isn't ready to practice.
The injury bug continues to bite the Green Bay Packers, and this time it's impacting their pass rush. Micah Parsons, a highly touted edge rusher, won't be ready to return for the team's upcoming game against the Dallas Cowboys. This news may not come as a surprise to fans who have been following his rehab process, but it's still a significant blow to the Packers' defense.
Parsons' absence has been felt all season, and his return was highly anticipated. The Packers' pass rush has struggled to generate pressure on opposing quarterbacks, and Parsons' presence would have provided a much-needed boost. The fact that he's not yet ready to practice means that his return will likely be delayed further. This is a concern for Packers fans, as the team's defense has been inconsistent this season.
What's next to watch is how the Packers' defense performs against the Cowboys, a team with a high-powered offense. The Packers will need to find ways to contain Dak Prescott and Co. without Parsons on the field. Keep an eye on how the team's defensive scheme adjusts and whether other players can step up to fill the void left by Parsons' absence. The Packers' coaching staff will need to get creative to slow down the Cowboys' offense and keep their team in the game.
Originally reported by espn.com. TourNews adds analysis for sports & fitness readers.