The Green Bay Packers' worst nightmare is unfolding in real time.
Having already lost Christian Watson and Zach Tom to concerning injuries in this game, the Packers have now lost Micah Parsons to a non-contact injury.
He immediately went down and held his leg. Parsons was helped off the field and went to the Packers' locker room. It's a scary moment that could change the entire season for this team. We will post the latest updates below.
Latest injury updates on Micah Parsons after suffering injury in Week 15
Update: Micah Parsons likely suffered a torn ACL in Packers' loss to Broncos
It's the update we feared.
Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports that Parsons is believed to have suffered a torn ACL, an injury that "knocks him out for the end of the regular season and beyond."
It's heartbreaking. An injury this team may not be able to overcome.
Update: Packers rule out Micah Parsons for the rest of the game
The Packers have now ruled out Micah Parsons for the game with a knee injury.
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As expected, the Packers have now ruled Parsons out for the rest of the game. The fear is that he won't play again this season. There's still no word on the injury he suffered, but it's not looking good. We await further updates from Matt LaFleur in his postgame press conference.
Update: Micah Parsons is officially questionable to return with a knee injury
The official word from the Packers is that it's a knee injury for Parsons. The team says he is questionable to return, but the real story is determining how significant the injury is.
Update: Micah Parsons leaves the game with an apparent knee injury
There is no official word on the injury, but it appeared Parsons hurt his knee. It's always concerning when a player goes down without contact. We certainly won't speculate until there are further updates, but it didn't look good.
Having already lost Tucker Kraft for the rest of the year, Parsons' injury could completely derail the Packers' season. He is the defensive star on this team, and without him, it's tough to see how Green Bay's defense can compete with the best offenses in the league. We can only hope for a promising update.