Packers clear Jordan Love and Christian Watson others questionable for Lions game
Neither Love nor Watson carries a game designation on Green Bay’s final injury report
Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love and wide receiver Christian Watson have no game designations on Friday's final injury report for Sunday's meeting with the Detroit Lions, Rob Demovsky reported.
Love had been listed with a back issue and Watson with an ankle issue during the week. Receiver Matthew Golden, who was dealing with a shoulder issue, also has no game designation. All three are available under the Friday report.
In addition to Zaire Franklin (shin) being ruled out, the Packers have listed four players as questionable: Aaron Banks (knee/toe) Benjamin St-Juste (hamstring) Bo Melton (back) Jordon Riley (Achilles) No injury designations for Jordan Love (back), Matthew Golden (shoulder) or Christian Watson (ankle).View on X →
Rob Demovsky (@RobDemovsky): In addition to Zaire Franklin (shin) being ruled out, the Packers have listed four players as questionable: Aaron Banks (knee/toe) Benjamin St-Juste (hamstring) Bo Melton (back) Jordon Riley (Achilles) No injury designations for Jordan Love (back), Matthew Golden (shoulder) or Christian Watson (ankle).
Linebacker Zaire Franklin is out with a shin injury. Green Bay listed guard Aaron Banks, cornerback Benjamin St-Juste, receiver Bo Melton and defensive tackle Jordon Riley as questionable.
The Packers have clarity on Love and Watson before the divisional game, but the questionable players' availability remains a game-day decision.