NFL Insider Tom Pelissero reports that Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur says that defensive end Micah Parsons has not yet undergone surgery and will continue to remain involved with the team.

It's not usual for teams to face off in the NFL in a 13-day span. While the Green Bay Packers are in a very different spot now than they were before the first Chicago Bears game considering Micah Parsons' injury and other issues that came up against the Denver Broncos,

Packers running back Josh Jacobs banged his injured knee early against the Broncos but returned to score two touchdowns.

Head coach Matt LaFleur strongly hinted in his Tuesday press conference that Lloyd will be sidelined for the rest of 2025. In his second season, Lloyd had been practicing in his return from injured reserve for a calf issue before he was then sidelined on Friday with a hamstring injury.

The Green Bay Packers are no longer in first place in the NFC North after losing to the Denver Broncos 34-26 on Sunday, and some are starting to wonder about the future of head coach Matt LaFleur.

Green Bay Packers head coach, Matt LaFleur, seemed to imply that second year running back, MarShawn Lloyd, would not be activated off of IR.

Coach Matt LaFleur didn’t confirm the bad news after Sunday’s 34-26 loss to the Broncos, but he what he said gives Packers fans no hope of a different diagnosis. “It doesn’t look good. I’ll leave it at that,” LaFleur said. Parsons will undergo an MRI on Monday to confirm.