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Packers Injury Report Womens Marquez Valdes-Scantling Jersey , Week 4: Jimmy Graham sits, Bulaga limited on Wednesday The Green Bay Packers will need to get some good news on
the injury front this week at practice, or else they are going to be in for some
trouble this Sunday against the Buffalo Bills. Six players missed practice for
Green Bay on Wednesday, and every one of them is in the starting lineup, along
with a pair of key players who were limited.The first surprising name on the did
not participate list is tight end Jimmy Graham, who was listed with a knee
injury. Graham did not appear to have any limitations in last week’s game in
Washington, making this a surprise. However, it could also simply be a
maintenance rest day for the veteran, who is in his ninth NFL season.Joining him
with new injuries after the loss to Washington are right guard Justin McCray and
outside linebacker Nick Perry — both sitting out — and tackle Bryan Bulaga, who
was practicing on a limited basis. Muhammad Wilkerson is also listed on the
report, but with his season over, his move to injured reserve is merely a
formality.The Bills, meanwhile, have a lengthy list of injuries as well, but the
only two non-participants were listed as having formal rest days. Five starters
were limited in practice, including former Packer Micah Hyde and running back
LeSean McCoy, but it appears that all are good bets to suit up on Sunday at
Lambeau Field. McCoy in particular should be among the active players, telling
reporters after practice that “I’m playing this week.” Here are the full reports
from Wednesday.Packers Wednesday Injury ReportDid Not ParticipateTE Jimmy Graham
(knee)CB Kevin King (groin)G Justin McCray (shoulder)OLB Nick Perry
(concussion)QB Aaron Rodgers (knee)DL Muhammad Wilkerson (ankle)Limited
ParticipationOT Bryan Bulaga (back)S Josh Jones (ankle)Bills Wednesday Injury
ReportDid Not ParticipateOLB Lorenzo Alexander (rest)DT Kyle Williams
(rest)Limited ParticipationTE Charles Clay (shoulder/hip)S Micah Hyde (toe)DE
Shaq Lawson (hamstring)RB LeSean McCoy (rib)RB Marcus Murphy (rib)DE Trent
Murphy (ankle) These two positions may be the Packers’ toughest calls at the end
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Newton/Getty ImagesIf you were hoping to have a clearer picture by now about the
Green Bay Packers’ roster battle at wide receiver, you’re going to have to wait.
On Thursday, the Packers’ wideouts showed more of the same from recent
performances in games, as a few young, ascending players impressed in the team’s
second preseason game against the Baltimore Ravens. Don’t look now, but Darrius
Shepherd and Allen Lazard look like players who will be difficult to keep off
the 53 at the end of camp, based on their in-game performances so far.The two
young receivers led the position group in snaps on Thursday night, and they
combined to lead the Packers on their lone touchdown drive of the game. Lazard
had a couple of big plays on that series, showing off some of his
after-the-catch ability and catch radius, while Shepherd finished the job with a
score. On the other side of the football, an interesting battle is shaping up at
inside linebacker, but perhaps not the one that fans initially anticipated. It
seems clear that the Packers view the Mike and Will linebacker positions as
being very different, meaning that Ty Summers and Curtis Bolton do not appear to
be going head-to-head for the same spot. Both players got lengthy runs on
Thursday, however, with Bolton looking like the more impressive player this
week.Here’s a look at this week’s playing time breakdown.OFFENSE (60
plays)QuarterbacksTim Boyle 33, DeShone Kizer 15, Manny Wilkins 12The Packers
got a less-than-stellar performance from their quarterbacks on Thursday
night Jimmy Graham Jersey White , with Boyle taking more reps than expected. It seemed that each QB was slated to get about a quarter of playing time, but when
Aaron Rodgers was shut down for the day with back tightness about an hour prior
to kickoff, that moved Kizer’s reps to quarter one while Boyle got an extra
quarter of work.Boyle finished 12-of-21 for 107 yards and a touchdown, while
Kizer went 5-of-10 for 70 yards. Wilkins completed one of two passes for 14
yards and was sacked once in two series.Running BacksDexter Williams 20, Tra
Carson 18, Darrin Hall 13, Tommy Bohanon 12, Keith Ford 9The Packers’ one big
run came from Hall, who broke off a 28-yarder but had just three yards on his
other six carries. Williams had a disappointing day, fumbling an exchange with
Boyle and dropping a pass, the latter continuing a trend from practice this
week. Bohanon got the call at fullback with both Danny Vitale and Malcolm
Johnson out with injuries.Wide ReceiversDarrius Shepherd 28, Allen Lazard 22,
Jake Kumerow 20, Equanimeous St. Brown 20, J’Mon Moore 18, Geronimo Allison 13,
Marquez Valdes-Scantling 13, Teo Redding 11, Malik Taylor 9, Davante Adams 7The
Packers have a lot of players jockeying for roster positions at wide receiver,
and all of those who appear to be in contention saw around 20 snaps or so. The
one exception was Shepherd, who got a little extra playing time from the slot.
He scored the Packers’ lone touchdown of the game, finding an open area in the
back of the end zone on an extended play. He finished the game with three
receptions on six targets for 11 yards and the score.However, it was Lazard and
Kumerow who made the biggest mark on the stat sheet. Each of those two players
had three catches, with Lazard’s going for 63 yards and Kumerow’s for
52.Interestingly, two of last year’s rookies were held without a catch despite
combining for 38 snaps. St. Brown had just one target, an incomplete deep ball
from Kizer, while Moore was not targeted at all in the game.The starting
receivers got a nice run early, however, and Allison was the one to come up with
a big play. He had a 22-yard reception on a third-and-10, finishing with two
catches for 29.Tight EndsRobert Tonyan 25, Evan Baylis 18, Jimmy Graham 13,
Marcedes Lewis 6 Jamaal Williams Jersey White , Pharoah McKever 5The Packers still seem to want to see Tonyan’s work as an all-around tight end, giving him the biggest
workload at the position. He caught three passes for 17 yards on the day, while
Graham added the only other reception by a player at the position for five
yards.Offensive LinemenCole Madison 31, Lucas Patrick 30, Alex Light 30, Elgton
Jenkins 30, Justin McCray 29, Gerhard de Beer 23, Adam Pankey 22, Yosh Nijman
15, Anthony Coyle 15, Lane Taylor 15, Billy Turner 15, Corey Linsley 15, Bryan
Bulaga 15, David Bakhtiari 15Green Bay rolled its starting offensive line out on
the field for two series, but interestingly swapped in Jenkins for Taylor at
left guard on the second drive. Taylor then came back in for some time with the
twos before exiting the game. This is probably the clearest sign yet that the
two players are in a serious competition for the starting job at that spot.Other
than that, Light still appears to be the team’s top choice as the second-string
left tackle, while McCray and Patrick get playing time at multiple
positions.DEFENSE (66 plays)Defensive LinemenMontravius Adams 41, Kingsley keke
27, Tyler Lancaster 23, Dean Lowry 20, Kenny Clark 20, James Looney 16, Deon
Simon 13, Olive Sagapolu 5It looks like Kenny Clark is going to continue his run
as a high-volume tackler from the defensive line, as he racked up an impressive
four total tackles on the stat sheet in just 20 snaps. None of these players
laid a hand on a Raven quarterback, however, though Keke and Sagapolu each
recorded a tackle for a loss.Outside LinebackersRashan Gary 34, Kyler Fackrell
31, Preston Smith 22, Za’Darius Smith 22, Reggie Gilbert 14, Randy Ramsey
14 Womens Mike Daniels Jersey , Markus Jones 1For the second straight game, Gary was held off the stat sheet despite a fairly heavy workload. Meanwhile,
Fackrell recorded only a single hit on the quarterback and no tackles in a
similar rep count. It was nice to see the team’s new additions on the edge play,
however; Preston Smith picked up three tackles and Za’Darius Smith did not
appear on the stat sheet either.The team’s lone sack of the game came from
Gilbert, who added a second hit on the quarterback. Gilbert had a nice dip
around the outside shoulder of a reserve right tackle to make the play on his
sack.Inside LinebackersTy Summers 41, Curtis Bolton 36, James Crawford 24, Blake
Martinez 22, Brady Sheldon 3With Oren Burks out indefinitely, the Packers leaned
on Bolton to start at the Will linebacker position next to Martinez. Bolton
looked the part, hauling in a deflected pass for an interception and recording
four total tackles (including a TFL). If the season started tomorrow, he would
clearly be the starter next to Martinez.After a productive day last week in his
debut, Summers came back down to earth a bit on Thursday, missing several
tackles while making five stops. If Bolton stays on his current trajectory,
Summers and Crawford, the special teams ace, may be in direct competition for a
roster spot. Crawford had a single tackle and a pass breakup.SafetiesWill
Redmond 30, Natrell Jamerson 24, Tray Matthews 24, Adrian Amos 22, Darnell
Savage 22, Raven Greene 17, Mike Tyson 15While Savage’s reps were limited a week
ago in his debut, he played the full run with the starters on Thursday and
picked up a tackle. He also was notable for providing perfect coverage on tight
end Hayden Hurst on a deep ball up the sideline. Amos added three tackles as
well. Redmond continued to play in the slot a fair amount, picking up four
tackles plus a fifth on special teams and a pass breakup. He’s probably the top
option behind the established players as a potential fifth safety or hybrid
defensive back.CornerbacksChandon Sullivan 39, Nydair Rouse 28, Tony Brown 24,
Jaire Alexander 22, Tramon Williams 22, Ka’Dar Hollman 16Tony Brown deserves
some callouts here, as it was his pass deflection on a ball that Trace McSorley
threw behind Miles Boykin that led to Bolton’s interception. After a nice debut
last week, Hollman suffered an undisclosed injury and did not seem to return,
which is probably why his snap count dropped and Sullivan’s increased. Hopefully
he will be able to return soon to stake a claim for a fifth or sixth spot on the
depth chart and a roster spot on the 53.
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