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Packers Receive Huge Injury Update Before Week 1 Battle With Lions

Micah Parsons, highest-paid non-quarterback with a $188 million contract, faces uncertainty for Week 1 due to an L4/L5 facet joint sprain that may require an epidural injection.

  • The Green Bay Packers prepare for their Week 1 NFL matchup against the Detroit Lions, last season's best regular-season team.
  • This game follows a major trade last week where the Packers acquired linebacker Micah Parsons from the Dallas Cowboys, who had managed a back injury.
  • Parsons has been managing a back injury involving the L4/L5 facet joints, has followed a corticosteroid treatment prescribed before his trade, and has continued practicing as he aims to participate in Sunday's game.
  • Sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter that Parsons might receive an epidural shot before Sunday's game if necessary to aid his ability to play, though his participation remains uncertain.
  • Meanwhile, newly signed cornerback Nate Hobbs, recovering from knee surgery, was a DNP in practice but has increased his work, indicating a large role on defense.
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