Rashan Gary issues a warning about the Packers’ defensive front after a brutal 34-26 loss and Micah Parsons’ likely season-ending injury.

Late in the third quarter, superstar pass-rusher Micah Parsons went down with a non-contact knee injury while he was trying to make a move toward Broncos quarterback Bo Nix in the pocket. Those who watch the NFL regularly know that a non-contact injury is sometimes scary in itself.

Kansas City was eliminated from playoff contention after Mahomes tore his ACL, and Green Bay had a dismal day with a defeat and likely ACL tear for Parsons.

Let’s take a moment to give Broncos quarterback Bo Nix more respect than he’s had the past two years, because he was sensational in Denver’s 34–26 victory over

Injuries took their toll: In addition to losing Micah Parsons to a non-contact knee injury, the Packers finished the game without Watson, safety Evan Williams (knee), tight end Josh Whyle (concussion) and right tackle Zach Tom (knee).

Matt LaFleur provided an encouraging injury update on Josh Jacobs ahead of the Packers' upcoming contest against the Broncos.

Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs said he's dealing with more swelling and limited range of motion in the knee he originally injured in New York on Nov. 16. Jacobs didn't practice on Wednesday or Thursday. He had a scan of his knee earlier in the week and the knee is structurally sound, but fluid build-up is creating pain and stiffness.

Detroit Lions star receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown left the team’s Thanksgiving Day matchup against the Green Bay Packers with an injury in the first quarter. The concerning development came with 6:12 remaining in the opening period, casting a shadow over ...

Micah Parsons and Patrick Mahomes both suffered significant knee injuries Sunday. What do they mean for the Packers' playoff push and the Chiefs' offseason plans?

Vaughn Dalzell and Drew Dinsick discuss Week 16's NFC North battle between the Bears and Packers and why Green Bay's recent injury troubles could spell doom versus Chicago.