Micah Parsons Roots for Penn State, Rehabbing from ACL Tear

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Michael Parsons had a solid first year with the Green Bay Packers after a big trade made him the highest paid non-quarterback in the NFL.

In the 2025 season, he played in 14 games with 41 tackles and 12.5 sacks.

But his campaign ended early in week 15 against the Denver Broncos when he tore his ACL and needed surgery.

Since the injury, Parsons has zeroed in on rehab while staying visible online.

He chats with fans and weighs in on big sports moments, keeping his profile high during downtime.

Lately, he tuned into the NCAA Wrestling Championships where his old school, Penn State, chased history.

The Nidney Lions hoped for six individual national champions in one tournament but came up short in the 149-pound final.

Stanford's Aiden Valencia edged out Shane Van Ness 8-5 in overtime.

Parsons, a Penn State football standout before going first round to the Cowboys in 2021, showed his school pride with a disappointed, reaction to the wrestling result.

As he warts back to full strength, Parsons keeps connected to the sports world, bridging his NFL grind with college roots ahead of a strong return.