The Green Bay Packers delivered an exceptional defensive performance in a 27-13 victory over the Detroit Lions.

The Packers possessed a clear edge over the two-time defending NFC North champs in every phase of the game on Sunday

Micah Parsons’ arrival in Green Bay has his new Packers teammates believing any goal is realistic. Parsons practiced with his new teammates for the first time Monday.

Respect is earned not given. And while Micah Parsons has been a dominant defensive force since entering the NFL in 2021, he knows that performing and proving this on gamedays is the best way to gain the respect of his new Green Bay Packers teammates.

The Green Bay Packers are taking things somewhat slowly with Micah Parsons in Sunday's opener against the Detroit Lions. That decision is a product of getting the pass rusher up to speed. According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, the team does not want to rush the multi-time All-Pro back in a full-time, every-down capacity until his body's ready.

If you want to be there to scream “Go, Pack, Go!” with a cheesehead planted firmly atop your noggin (and hopefully ensure the team returns to the postseason for the sixth time in seven seasons) tickets are available for all upcoming 2025 home games at Lambeau.

Micah Parsons saw limited action against the Lions during his Packers debut. Here's what you need to know about his status for Week 2.

It was impossible not to be excited for Micah Parsons' first game for the Green Bay Packers. Parsons himself and the game certainly did not disappoint. The new Packers edge defender had a sack and three pressures,