Cleveland Browns offensive tackle Cornelius Lucas (71) blocks Green Bay Packers defensive end Micah Parsons (1) during the second half at Huntington Bank Field. Ken Blaze-Imagn Images

Micah Parsons has savage response to Packers' loss to Browns

By Jordan Sigler | Last updated Sep 21, 2025 8:15 PM ET

The Green Bay Packers are reeling after they blew a 10-0 lead at the start of the fourth quarter on Sunday. The Packers allowed the Cleveland Browns to score 13 unanswered points to win 13-10 in front of 65,470 fans at Huntington Bank Field.

Following the game, defensive end Micah Parsons had a crude response to the comeback.

"Sometimes, just like today, you s--- the bed," Parsons said via ESPN. "That's just the reality of it. It happens to the best teams. Even the best Super Bowl champs make mistakes, and they pay for it early. You go back to the history of the champions and who've they've played and games they should've won. It's just that competitive.

"It's that hard to win. It's hard as hell to win football games. When you win football games, it's a celebration. But when you lose, it sucks."

What went wrong for the Packers in loss to Browns

Parsons and the Packers had a couple of major blunders in the final minute that they want back. Green Bay kicker Brandon McManus had a blocked field goal attempt that allowed the Browns a chance to get in range for a game-winning field goal.

BROWNS BLOCK THE FIELD GOAL.

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Parsons was called for a neutral zone infraction on the first play of the Browns' drive, allowing Cleveland to start the series from the Green Bay 48-yard line with 21 seconds remaining. Parsons apologized for the penalty, calling it "unacceptable."

The All-Pro finished with two tackles.

Parsons has extra motivation for avenging the loss against the Browns. The Packers are set to travel to play his former team, the Dallas Cowboys, on "Sunday Night Football" in Week 4.

Jordan Sigler

Jordan Sigler is a sports writer with a decade of experience as a journalist, including his time as a breaking news/day cops reporter for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal. His sports coverage across the NFL, NBA, WNBA, MLB, NHL, and college football world has also been featured at ChiCitySports, Gridiron Heroics, Pro Football Network, and Athlon Sports. Based in Austin, Texas, Jordan graduated with a bachelor's degree in journalism from Texas Tech University in 2014

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