The Green Bay Packers have looked like a Super Bowl contender at times over the first four games of the season, and a big reason why is the addition of Micah Parsons. While the Packers would make the Parsons’ trade 10 out of 10 times, it came with an unintended effect. Depth on the Packers' defensive line has become an issue, and it’s an even bigger concern on the interior. Kenny Clark’s Departure Exposes Packers’ Depth at Defensive TackleWe should start by saying that the benefits of the Parsons trade outweigh any issues it may have created. While he has impressed with 11 pressures and a sack on 125 pass-rushing snaps (8.8% pressure rate), he’s also posted a 62.1 run defense grade despite tallying four run stops on the year.