Parsons' first three-sack game leads Packers

""He had a career night," LaFleur said. "I don't blame you.""

""They kinda said we're just going to go best on best, and I feel like when we get those looks, we've got to take advantage of them," Parsons said."

""Look across the league, usually guys like me don't get those type of looks. That's a rarity. And there's levels to this. If I get those type of looks, I can do those same results as those other guys.""

Micah Parsons posted the first three-sack game of his career, with a fourth negated by a hip-drop tackle penalty, and finished the game dominantly. Two of his sacks came in the fourth quarter, one forcing a Cardinals field goal and another ending Arizona's final drive. The Packers prevailed 27-23. Parsons noted the Cardinals often chose one-on-one matchups and said he and Paris Johnson Jr. faced each other in those looks. Green Bay paid Parsons $188 million to produce at this level, and coach Matt LaFleur called it a career night.

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