The Packers made a blockbuster trade for former Cowboys defensive superstar Micah Parsons with winning the Super Bowl most in mind. Do they have enough talent without him to make a deep playoff run? The answer is no.

Even before Green Bay acquired Micah Parsons in late August, the Packers considered themselves prime Super Bowl contenders. Now they face the unwanted challenge of proving their worth without their superstar pass rusher.

The Green Bay Packers lost to Broncos, and the Micah Parsons injury officially cooked their hopes of reaching the Super Bowl.

From Super Bowl favourite to just another team over one player, that seems to be the Green Bay Packers at the moment. The shift came after Micah Parsons left the field with what we

With Micah Parsons the latest key starter to suffer a significant injury, the Packers need several players to step up dramatically.

The Packers fear Micah Parsons tore his left ACL, a knee injury that would end his season and put the start to next year in jeopardy.

The Packers aren't going to go away without Parsons. There's still a lot of talent. But Super Bowl dreams are much less realistic without their best player, and one of the best players in the entire NFL. Even beating the Chicago Bears for the NFC North championship becomes harder.

A massive brawl broke out between the Denver Broncos and Green Bay Packers broke out before their pivotal game.

Quarterback Bo Nix has led the Denver Broncos to a 12–2 record and 11 straight wins, putting the Broncos firmly in the Super Bowl conversation. After the victory over the Green Bay Packers, Denver coa