Micah Parsons has enjoyed a decent start to his stint with the Green Bay Packers. The perennial Pro Bowler has helped the team to a 2-1-1 record behind one of the most fearsome defenses in the league.The Packers are fresh off a bye week after their 40-40 tie with the Dallas Cowboys, and they're up against the Cincinnati Bengals next. Parsons had this to say about his next opponents,"We should punish these guys and we should want to leave a statement. It should be a statement win. It should be a statement on defense."The Penn State Nittany Lions product continued,"We should be pissed off... We just gave up 40 pts... come out here and play Sunday, whoop some bu** if we are really dogs."Micah Parsons is clearly displeased about not beating his former employers in Week 4. It was a grueling contest that saw him finish with a stat line of three tackles and one sack.Parsons and his teammates have since embarked on a bye in Week 5. Up next is a home game against Joe Flacco's Cincinnati Bengals.Micah Parsons and the Packers look to pile on misery for the BengalsThe Cincinnati Bengals have endured a dicey start to the season. They won their first two games, which were against the Cleveland Browns and Jacksonville Jaguars. However, star quarterback Joe Burrow suffered a serious toe injury in the Jaguars gam,e and he's ruled out for the foreseeable future.The Bengals have since lost three straight games with backup shot caller Jake Browning under center. Those losses were against the Minnesota Vikings, Denver Broncos, and Detroit Lions. Their front office opted to bring in Flacco via a trade with the Cleveland Browns following the loss to Dan Campbell's Detroit Lions.Micah Parsons and Co. will look to potentially ruin Flacco's debut in their Week 6 contest. The former Super Bowl MVP is in the twilight of his career and must now face a hungry Packers pass rush behind a shaky offensive line. It'll be interesting to see how Zac Taylor navigates the contest and protects his new quarterback.