Micah Parsons Won’t Play Against The Buccaneers
June 4th, 2026
Smiling Tristan Wirfs.
Is there any legit excuse for why this Tampa Bay team shouldn’t have its annual fast start?
In the past few days, the Bucs have learned they won’t face Myles Garrett in Week 2 or Micah Parsons in Week 4, both home games.
The Bucs face the Packers on Oct. 4 to close a stretch of three consecutive home games after opening in Cincinnati. Parsons, the Packers’ beastly edge rusher, told reporters yesterday that he’s targeting a mid-October return from his ACL surgery and meniscus procedure.
And it seems there’s no reason to think Parsons would accelerate his timeline. His comments yesterday were very much about being deliberate in recovery and getting in prime shape for the playoffs.
What an early break this is for Baker Mayfield and new offensive coordinaor Zac Robinson. Two superstar game-wreckers have been wiped off the early-season schedule — while the offense adjusts to a new system.
For $246.20 plus tax, you can watch the Bucs-Packers game from a stadium seat far, far away from the action.
