Micah Parsons is still learning his way in the NFC North rivalries of the Green Bay Packers. He is about to taste another Green Bay rivalry game this coming Sunday, as the Packers take on the Chicago Bears at Lambeau Field in Titletown. Parsons, however, explained that he isn’t all that invested in the Green Bay-Chicago rivalry. He is drawing motivation for this matchup from another source.“Rivarlies are for the people. It’s for the fans,” Parsons said on Thursday, per Ryan Wood of USA Today. “For me, it’s just going out there and just dominating. I just don’t like them because I just see like the disrespect… I play for respect. You know how to earn someone’s respect is beating the [expletive] out of them.”Packers and Bears know what’s on the line in Week 14 clashBut aside from the clear competitive enmity between Green Bay and Chicago, what’s adding even more spice to the flavor of this upcoming contest is the intensifying race to the top of the NFC North standings.Chicago currently sits atop the division with a 9-3 record, but the Packers could move back up to the top of the heap with a win over Caleb Williams and company.Traded by the Dallas Cowboys to Green Bay before the start of the 2025 NFL season, Parsons has acclimated well into his new environment, having already racked up another double-digit sack season. In his first year with Green Bay, the former Penn State Nittany Lions star pass rusher has 12.5 sacks and 24 quarterback hits through 12 games.Want more articles like this? Follow WI Sports Heroics on MSN to see more of our exclusive NFL content.More must-reads:'TNF' takeaways: Cowboys defense remains big issue in loss to Lions Bo Nix claps back at critics as Broncos chase Patriots for No. 1 playoff seedThe '100-scrimmage-yard games since 2023' quizTrending slideshow: Cities that have infamously lost their beloved sports teams (Provided by Yardbarker)

Coach Matt LaFleur said the Packers will practice outside in 8-degree temperatures Dec. 4 because it won't be much warmer at Lambeau on game day.

Green Bay Packers Head Coach Matt LaFleur spoke with the media on Friday morning as the team prepares to face the Chicago Bears on Sunday.

Ben Johnson couldn’t help but fire the first jab in what could become a bi-annual fixture we see for a bit between his Chicago Bears and Matt LaFleur’s Green Bay Packers. “I’ve got a tremendous amount of respect for the coaches and the players in this [division],

NFL Insider Tom Pelissero reports that Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur is "hopeful" that wide receiver Jayden Reed can play Sunday against the Chicago Bears after being out since he suffered a broken collarbone in Week 2.

Join Packers Head Coach Matt LaFleur and analyst Larry McCarren as they recap the Packers' holiday win over the Detroit Lions. This week's guest is WR Dontayvion Wicks.

According to NFL Network's Stacey Dales, the Packers still think about some of Johnson's comments from his Bears introductory press conference last January. What were those comments? The coach had mentioned how he enjoyed beating Matt LaFleur twice a year while he was the offensive coordinator of the Detroit Lions for three seasons.

Bears coach Ben Johnson’s ploy to rile Packers coach Matt LaFleur adds some juice to a late-season game that already has big stakes.

Green Bay Packers Head Coach Matt LaFleur spoke with the media on Thursday as the team prepares to face the Chicago Bears on Sunday.