Micah Parsons went up against the NFL's best last Sunday, on Thursday, the matchup shouldn't be nowhere near as difficult.

These are two teams that got their seasons started with resounding victories over division rivals. The Packers hosted the Detroit Lions and blew them out of Lambeau Field. The Commanders hosted the New York Giants and summarily sent them packing back up I-95.

After a big-time debut, Micah Parsons is ready for more – and ready to move around more – when the Green Bay Packers host the Washington Commanders tonight.

Micah Parsons will move around and everyone will have to adjust. But if Edgerrin Cooper keeps playing like he did vs. the Lions, he can’t be ignored.

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

The Packers traded for Parsons just a week before the season began after the star edge rusher spent nearly a month in a contract dispute with the Cowboys. Green Bay made Parsons the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history with a $47 million annual salary after completing the deal.

Adam Schefter tells Pat McAfee he expects to see more of Micah Parsons in Week 2 vs. the Commanders and how he'll impact Green Bay going forward.

Micah Parsons didn't seem to be too bothered by his back last Sunday, but the Packers are still listing him as questionable to play against the Commanders on Thursday night.

Jeff Hafley was fired up when the Green Bay Packers traded for Micah Parsons. Hafley was fired up before the Packers faced the Detroit Lions.

Micah Parsons sees big things ahead for Packers DL Lukas Van Ness, who was impressive in the season opening win over the Lions.

ESPN's Dan Graziano explained how the Micah Parsons trade could complicate Aidan Hutchinson's contract talks with the Lions.