Fans are in an uproar after “Micah’s” dull update.

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The The Green Bay Packers flexed their muscles vs. Steelers, i Micah Parsons paid tribute to Aaron Rodgers with GOAT take. And then Matt Schneidman, a self-described Green Bay Packers beat writer for The Athletic, decided to post the following on X, sending fans into a frenzy after a blunt “Micah” update.

Apparently, Schneidman thought it wise to announce, “Micah won’t be playing for the Packers again this season. Sure, it wasn’t top rusher Micah Parsons, but maybe the clickbait motivation proved too tempting for Schneidman?”

Judging by the reactions of the fans, the “joke” did not go over well.

Packers fans were not amused by Schneidman’s announcement

These posts were also in the unfortunate mix.

Robinson was drafted by the Packers in the seventh round of this year’s draft. He did not appear in the regular season. The Packers drafted him out of Tulane with the 237th overall pick.

As for the real “Micah,” he’s on the move. In seven games with his new team, he has 6.5 sacks, 17 tackles for loss with six and 14 quarterback hurries. He rank no. 1 in the NFL as a rusher, according to Pro Football Focus, with a 93.0 grade.

Parsons has hit the ground in Green Bay, according to The Athletic.

“Since Week 4, when the Packers played Parsons’ old team, he is second in the league in sacks (five) and pressures (26), per TruMedia,” Josh Kendall and Chad Graff
wrote.

Packers head coach Matt LaFleur said Parsons was a great help team, according to atozsports.com.

“He was very impressive. The way teams scheme against us, it’s pretty obvious what they’re trying to do,” LaFleur said. “In some cases, there’s an O-lineman, a tight end and a running back right where it is, which is great for the other guys. Those other guys have to win their one-on-one opportunities. Based on the coverage and the concept, it kind of dictates how quickly the ball comes out of the quarterback’s hands.”

And Parsons does it despite missed calls on holdaccording to a Packers YouTube post via Sports Illustrated.

“Certainly, it’s frustrating when it’s obvious,” LaFleur said. “We should invite them, shouldn’t we? I think there are situations where some are close to us. I think it’s whatever you want, as long as there’s consistency.”





2025-10-28 14:11:00

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