BREAKING: Tucker Kraft makes crazy Packers history with unstoppable performance against Steelers
The good times keep on rolling for Tucker Kraft and the Green Bay Packers. On Sunday, Green Bay spoiled Aaron Rodgers’ mission to beat his former team, as the Packers took down the Pittsburgh Steelers at Acrisure Stadium to the tune of a 35-25 score.
Kraft, who dealt with a knee issue earlier this season, had a big role in Green Bay’s fifth win in the 2025 NFL campaign. The former South Dakota State Jackrabbits star repeatedly tormented the Steelers’ defense on his way to a historic evening in Pittsburgh.
Tucker Kraft had a night in Packers-Steelers
Kraft got down to work early for the Packers, as he scored the game’s first touchdown. He took a pass from quarterback Jordan Love with just a little over five minutes left in the opening quarter and took it to the house for a 16-yard score.
He did more than just that, as Kraft also made tight end history in the same game.
“Tucker Kraft is the only TE in GB history w/ 300+ rec yds & 4+ rec TD through first 6 games 🫡,” shared NFL+ on X, formerly Twitter during the first quarter of the contest.
Overall, Kraft lit up the Steelers’ defense for 143 receiving yards and two touchdowns. He did all that efficiently, as he caught seven of nine targets to lead the way downfield for Green Bay, which has now recorded three wins in a row since a bye in Week 5.
Micah Parsons Shines Again with Dominant Performance: Sack and Multiple QB Pressures Highlight Stellar Play
Micah Parsons once again showcased his elite ability on the field, delivering a standout performance with a crucial sack and several pressures on the opposing quarterback. The Dallas Cowboys' star linebacker continues to solidify his reputation as one of the most disruptive defensive forces in the NFL, proving why he is considered one of the most formidable pass rushers in the game today.
Throughout the game, Parsons was a constant presence in the backfield, consistently pressuring the quarterback and disrupting the opposing offense. His sack came at a pivotal moment, not only halting a potential scoring drive but also demonstrating his quickness and relentless pursuit of the ball carrier. His ability to read the play and make an impact continues to elevate the Cowboys' defense, which has been one of the most feared units in the league.
Parsons’ performance didn’t just stop with his sack; he was involved in multiple quarterback pressures, forcing errant throws and making life difficult for the opposing signal-caller. His versatility and motor make him a constant threat, whether he’s rushing the passer or dropping into coverage.
"It's what I do," Parsons said after the game. "I just try to do whatever I can to help my team. Pressure is key in this game, and I take pride in making the quarterback uncomfortable."
The Cowboys' defense, led by Parsons, has become a major strength for the team, and his continued dominance sets the tone for the entire unit. Head coach Mike McCarthy praised Parsons’ efforts, stating, "Micah is a game-changer. His ability to impact every play is incredible, and he’s a huge part of what makes our defense special. We rely on him to set the tone, and he does it every week."
As the Cowboys continue their push for the playoffs, Parsons' high-level play will be a key factor in their success. With his ability to change the course of a game, he remains one of the top defensive players in the league and a player who continues to make his presence felt on every snap.
