Jun 4, 2026 · 26 min · 7 segments
Mike and Wes discuss the update on Micah Parsons’ rehab (:42), rookie OL Jager Burton rotating in with the first team (9:25), WR Bo Melton’s presence (12:24) and veteran LB Zaire Franklin’s arrival…
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Wes HodkiewiczHost
Mike SpoffordHost
And Wes, continuing our discussion of OTAs, since our last show, we had an opportunity to watch practice, locker room interviews after that practice, another day of locker room interviews on Wednesday, so all kinds of stuff to talk about, and I think it starts first and foremost with Micah Parsons.
There's a story on packers.com if you wanna check that out, um, for all the details there, but we'll, uh, we'll talk about it here as well.
... he's got four months left to go, and, uh, um, but he's, he's willing to be patient, as difficult as it is, but he's willing to be patient to get everything right before he's back on the field.
Yeah, it was such a mature response from Micah, too, and I, I really enjoyed the story you wrote on packers.com. You can check that out, uh, for all the details.
And as important as the month of September is, uh, Micah understands, especially for a guy, when you, when you're dealing with multiple ACL injuries and, and dealing with significant stuff, like obviously with ...
He had the, the meniscus as well, as he said, uh, f- you know, kind of factored into that.
You just have to be mindful of the process and understand, okay, there's probably a nine-month window there where you wanna make sure the day that he steps back out on the field, the day that he runs out of that tunnel at Lambeau Field or wherever it happens, that he is ready to contribute in a major way and there's no risk of reaggravation, re-injury, setbacks.
And to have that kind of viewpoint, I think, is just really important right now because the Packers, th- th- every ...
Th- this is the window that they've played for, and Micah understands the role that he has in that.
So, um, his focus has been set on getting back as quickly, as healthy as possible, but also still being the same Micah Parsons he was in Denver the day that he went out.
And Wes, continuing our discussion of OTAs, since our last show, we had an opportunity to watch practice, locker room interviews after that practice, another day of locker room interviews on Wednesday, so all kinds of stuff to talk about, and I think it starts first and foremost with Micah Parsons.
There's a story on packers.com if you wanna check that out, um, for all the details there, but we'll, uh, we'll talk about it here as well.
... he's got four months left to go, and, uh, um, but he's, he's willing to be patient, as difficult as it is, but he's willing to be patient to get everything right before he's back on the field.
Yeah, it was such a mature response from Micah, too, and I, I really enjoyed the story you wrote on packers.com. You can check that out, uh, for all the details.
And as important as the month of September is, uh, Micah understands, especially for a guy, when you, when you're dealing with multiple ACL injuries and, and dealing with significant stuff, like obviously with ...
He had the, the meniscus as well, as he said, uh, f- you know, kind of factored into that.
You just have to be mindful of the process and understand, okay, there's probably a nine-month window there where you wanna make sure the day that he steps back out on the field, the day that he runs out of that tunnel at Lambeau Field or wherever it happens, that he is ready to contribute in a major way and there's no risk of reaggravation, re-injury, setbacks.
And to have that kind of viewpoint, I think, is just really important right now because the Packers, th- th- every ...
Th- this is the window that they've played for, and Micah understands the role that he has in that.
So, um, his focus has been set on getting back as quickly, as healthy as possible, but also still being the same Micah Parsons he was in Denver the day that he went out.
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