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Parsons practices for the first time in 324 days, and Green Bay schools get $158M

Plus, Pulaski's school referendum fell short by just 127 votes.

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Micah Parsons practices for the first time in 324 days, and his 21-day clock is running

Parsons' 21-day window runs to the Rams game

  1. Dec. 14Parsons tears his ACL in a loss at Denver.
  2. Nov. 4Parsons practices in individual drills, and his 21-day window opens.
  3. Nov. 25The Packers visit the Rams, 21 days after his window opened.

Sources: FOX6 News Milwaukee, Green Bay Packers

Micah Parsons practiced Wednesday for the first time since he tore his ACL at Denver last December, ending a 324-day wait. It was individual drills only, and it opened his 21-day window to be activated. Running back Chris Brooks got his window opened too.

  • Target: Nov. 25 at the Rams, though Parsons won't promise it
  • Next game: Sunday at the Patriots, both teams 5-3
  • Contract: four years, $188 million, $136 million guaranteed
  • Last year: Packers lost at Denver and didn't win again that season

“My conditioning right now is probably the worst it's been in my career.”

Micah Parsons

He's upfront about it. Parsons said he won't play 50 or 60 snaps yet and probably won't be All-Pro Micah until later. Still, quarterback Jordan Love called seeing him back a "huge morale boost" for a defense already in the NFL's top 10 in points and yards allowed.

The Packers' defense is strong even before Parsons returns

324
days since Parsons last practiced
21
days to activate him once his window opened
4.7
yards per play the Packers' defense allows, third in the NFL
2.8
sacks per game for the Packers, tied for seventh

Sources: WBAY, FOX6 News Milwaukee

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Referendum

Green Bay Area Public School District voters approved a referendum that brings the district $158 million over the next four years. The money keeps current programming going rather than creating anything new. WLUK

Pulaski

Pulaski's $59.8 million facilities referendum failed by 127 votes, 5,752 against to 5,625 for. Across the region, voters rejected five of seven area school referendums Tuesday. Iola-Scandinavia and Oconto Unified approved additional funding. WFRV Local 5TCH Daily News

Pulaski's referendum failed by 127 votes

Sources: TCH Daily News, WFRV Local 5

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If you want a seasonal gig at Lambeau Field, the Packers are holding two walk-in job fairs. They're Wed., Nov. 11, and Wed., Nov. 18, both 4 to 6 p.m. in the . Roles include guest services and security, and Delaware North Sportservice will be there Nov. 18 to talk food and beverage jobs. WLUKFOX6 News Milwaukee

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  2. Tues., Nov. 3Polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. today; Parsons may practice soon
  3. Mon., Nov. 2Packers beat the Panthers 27-19, and rain moves into Green Bay this afternoon
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Parsons practices for the first time in 324 days, and Green Bay schools get $158M

Plus, Pulaski's school referendum fell short by just 127 votes.

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  1. Micah Parsons practices for the first time in 324 days
  2. Green Bay Area schools get $158 million over four years
  3. Pulaski's school referendum fails by 127 votes
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