Packers Star Micah Parsons Hopes to Return for Week 6 Game Against Cowboys

Green Bay Packers linebacker Micah Parsons wants to play again, especially against his old team.

Parsons said it's possible he'll play in Week 6 against the Dallas Cowboys on October 11.

Parsons and the medical team are working to get him feeling great so he can play. He said it's possible but they need to work hard for the next 10-12 weeks.

Parsons is recovering from a knee injury. He hurt his knee in Week 15 of last season and started training camp on the injured list.

The Dallas Cowboys traded Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers in August 2025.

New league rules let players on the injured list practice after two weeks. But the Packers usually wait nine months after surgery before letting players practice.

Parsons said it's possible he'll play soon, but he needs to work hard for the next 10-12 weeks.

Parsons has started running, but he still needs to practice changing directions. Before he got hurt, the Packers were winning games and Parsons was playing well.

Parsons wants people to look at the big picture, not just the short-term timeline.

Parsons said people should worry about how he'll play when he returns, not just about his knee. He's been angry and frustrated about not playing.

Parsons got hurt because he was playing too much. He's using this time to get stronger and improve.

Parsons said this experience has helped him get better and stronger.

Parsons feels more stable and stronger now. He's been working on things he didn't realize he needed to improve.

The Packers start their season against the Minnesota Vikings on September 13.

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