Packers' Micah Parsons Calls for Fans to Help 'Carry Me' in Arc Raiders Video Game

Micah Parsons has joined the group of those who play Arc Raiders, but he needs some help.

The Green Bay Packers pass-rusher took to social media Wednesday and said it was his first time playing the video game on Xbox and that he needed someone to "carry me."

He has some time to work on his skills, as he is recovering from a torn ACL that limited him to 14 games in his first season with Green Bay. The Packers' season is also over thanks to their NFC Wild Card Round loss to the Chicago Bears.

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Perhaps the result would have been different if Parsons was on the field, as the defense gave up 25 points in the fourth quarter alone.

Fortunately for Packers fans, it doesn't seem like they will have to wait long into the 2026 campaign for his return. He told reporters after the playoff loss that "I don't think I'll be on IR, I'll say that, to start the season. I think, lofty, I'd be saying Week 1, but realistically, probably like Week 3, Week 4."

He also seemed ready for a September return on social media:

The Penn State product was dominant for the Packers after they acquired him from the Dallas Cowboys via trade and posted 12.5 sacks in those 14 games. He has never failed to reach the 12-sack mark in any of his five seasons and will look to continue that dominance when he returns from injury in 2026.

Until then, he will look to improve his gaming skills in Arc Raiders.