Chamarri Conner injury update: Latest status report for Chiefs DB

#Chiefs DB Chamarri Conner is dealing with a thumb injury. Here are the latest updates.

Kansas City Chiefs defensive back Chamarri Conner is listed on the team’s first injury report for Week 12.

While the Chiefs lost to the Buffalo Bills in Week 11, Conner was a huge asset for Kansas City in the hotly-contested matchup, notching eight tackles and an interception in the game.

Will he be present to help stop the Carolina Panthers on Sunday?

Chamarri Conner injury update

Conner is listed with a thumb injury, but it didn’t stop him from being a full participant in the Chiefs’ practice session on Wednesday.

How long will Chamarri Conner be out?

Conner was a full participant in Kansas City’s drills on Wednesday, so it seems likely Conner won’t need to miss any time due to his injury. Stay tuned for the latest on his condition.

Chiefs DB depth chart

Conner is expected to be available for Sunday’s tilt against the Panthers. Should he need time off the field his backup is Christian Roland-Wallace, who has proven to be a more than capable defender in limited action this season.

Patriots using unique method to develop rookie QB Joe Milton III

The Patriots are still preparing Joe Milton III behind the scenes

The New England Patriots are still keeping rookie quarterback Joe Milton III involved in the offense, and they’re doing so by a unique method.

With Milton not getting as many practice reps on the field, he has become one of the top users of the Patriots’ virtual reality system, according to coach Jerod Mayo.

The Patriots’ organization is undergoing a youth movement at the quarterback position, and Milton is a part of that movement as the third option behind Drake Maye and Jacoby Brissett.

So it makes sense for the team to put a lot of emphasis on his development, even if it’s done in a non-traditional way.

Milton showed flashes of playmaking ability at various points during the preseason. It is clear he is still putting in the work, despite not being a major factor in the quarterback competition right now.

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Instant reactions to Alabama’s impressive win against Illinois in C.M. Newton Classic

The Crimson Tide and Fighting Illini collided in a Top 25 matchup Wednesday night in Birmingham.

The Alabama Crimson Tide played what was likely college basketball’s top game of the night Wednesday, traveling to Birmingham for a neutral-court showdown with the Illinois Fighting Illini in the C.M. Newton Classic.

A pair of Top 25 teams, this showdown between Alabama and Illinois lived up to the hype as well, with the Crimson Tide coming away with the eventual 100-87 victory in a game which they truly controlled from the start.

In this win, there were certainly many positives to take away for the Crimson Tide as well, but also a few negatives.

Let’s take a look at some of our instant reactions from Alabama’s Top 25 showdown with No. 25 Illinois on Wednesday night:

Grant Nelson’s stellar performance

Wednesday night was likely the greatest performance for Alabama forward Grant Nelson so far this season, finishing with a final stat line of a game-high 23 points, eight rebounds, two assists, one steal, and four blocks. Nelson also shot an impressive 9-of-15 from the field, as well as 4-of-9 from three.

Labaron Philon flirts with triple-double

Alabama freshman guard Labaron Philon flirted with a triple-double against Illinois in what was one of his top performances of the season. Philon finished with 16 points, seven rebounds, nine assists, two steals, and one block on 7-of-13 shooting from the field.

Aden Holloway’s best game in Alabama uniform

Was this the best game from Auburn Tigers transfer guard Aden Holloway in an Alabama uniform so far? Holloway finished the game with 18 points, one rebound, two assists, and one steal on 7-of-10 shooting from the field, as well as 3-of-4 from three.

Alabama Crimson Tide’s strong shooting night

A big reason behind Alabama’s victory was the Crimson Tide’s shooting from the field. In all, Alabama shot a combined 52% from the field, as well as 32.4% from three and 84.6% at the free throw line.

Mark Sears, Clifford Omoruyi struggle

In the midst of Alabama’s win, two of the team’s top performing players so far this season struggled in guard Mark Sears and center Clifford Omoruyi. Sears finished with zero points, while Omoruyi, who spent a majority of this game in foul trouble, ended with six points and six rebounds, and his absence from the court was a big reason as to why Alabama was out-rebounded a combined 44-37.

Alabama wins turnover battle

Wednesday night was one of Alabama’s best games when it came to limiting turnovers, committing only seven all game, which was compared to 13 for Illinois. The Crimson Tide also capitalized off those Illinois’ turnovers, turning them into 18 points.

Alabama Crimson Tide now 4-1 overall

After the Crimson Tide’s win Wednesday night over Illinois, Alabama now sits at 4-1 overall for the 2024-25 season. The Crimson Tide’s next game will come Tuesday, November 26 against the Houston Cougars in the Players Era Festival in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Fantasy football start/bench list: Week 12

Check out where your roster options fit into our Week 12 start/bench tiers.

Player analysis and projections can be found in our Start/Bench Tool customized to your myHuddle league scoring and rosters. All player listings by groups are in no particular order.

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QUARTERBACKS WIDE RECEIVERS
BEST BETS Opp BEST BETS Opp
Jalen Hurts @LAR Tyreek Hill NE
GREAT STARTS Opp Marvin Harrison Jr. @SEA
Justin Herbert BAL GREAT STARTS Opp
Kyler Murray @SEA Cooper Kupp PHI
Tua Tagovailoa NE Nico Collins TEN
SOLID STARTERS Opp Amon-Ra St. Brown @IND
Lamar Jackson @LAC Puka Nacua PHI
Anthony Richardson DET Terry McLaurin DAL
Brock Purdy @GB SOLID STARTERS Opp
Baker Mayfield @NYG Malik Nabers TB
Bo Nix @LVR CeeDee Lamb @WAS
Jared Goff @IND J. Smith-Njigba ARI
Matthew Stafford PHI Jauan Jennings @GB
Patrick Mahomes @CAR Jaylen Waddle NE
FRINGE FANTASY PLAYS Opp DK Metcalf ARI
Jordan Love SF A.J. Brown @LAR
Sam Darnold @CHI Justin Jefferson @CHI
C.J. Stroud TEN Jordan Addison @CHI
Jayden Daniels DAL DeVonta Smith @LAR
Russell Wilson @CLE Jameson Williams @IND
Jameis Winston PIT Quentin Johnston BAL
Geno Smith ARI Mike Evans @NYG
SIT ‘EM IF YOU GOT ‘EM Opp Jayden Reed SF
Will Levis @HOU Josh Downs DET
Bryce Young KC Zay Flowers @LAC
Cooper Rush @WAS Courtland Sutton @LVR
Gardner Minshew DEN Ladd McConkey BAL
Drake Maye @MIA George Pickens @CLE
Tommy DeVito TB FRINGE FANTASY PLAYS Opp
Caleb Williams MIN Noah Brown DAL
RUNNING BACKS Kendrick Bourne @MIA
BEST BETS Opp Adam Thielen KC
Christian McCaffrey @GB Ricky Pearsall @GB
Joe Mixon TEN Christian Watson SF
De’Von Achane NE Xavier Worthy @CAR
Saquon Barkley @LAR Joshua Palmer BAL
GREAT STARTS Opp Rome Odunze MIN
Jahmyr Gibbs @IND Tank Dell TEN
James Conner @SEA Romeo Doubs SF
Brian Robinson Jr. DAL Elijah Moore PIT
SOLID STARTERS Opp Michael Pittman Jr. DET
Josh Jacobs SF Cedric Tillman PIT
Javonte Williams @LVR Wan’Dale Robinson TB
Kenneth Walker III ARI Jakobi Meyers DEN
Tyrone Tracy Jr. TB Deebo Samuel @GB
R. Stevenson @MIA DeMario Douglas @MIA
Aaron Jones @CHI Demarcus Robinson PHI
Kyren Williams PHI Rashod Bateman @LAC
D’Andre Swift MIN Xavier Legette KC
Tony Pollard @HOU Calvin Ridley @HOU
Jonathan Taylor DET N. Westbrook-Ikhine @HOU
Derrick Henry @LAC Devaughn Vele @LVR
Kareem Hunt @CAR Jerry Jeudy PIT
David Montgomery @IND DJ Moore MIN
Najee Harris @CLE SIT ‘EM IF YOU GOT ‘EM Opp
FRINGE FANTASY PLAYS Opp Jalen Coker KC
Austin Ekeler DAL J. Smith-Schuster @CAR
Ameer Abdullah DEN Diontae Johnson @LAC
Rico Dowdle @WAS Brandin Cooks @WAS
J.K. Dobbins BAL Tyler Lockett ARI
Isiah Pacheco @CAR John Metchie TEN
Bucky Irving @NYG KaVontae Turpin @WAS
SIT ‘EM IF YOU GOT ‘EM Opp Alec Pierce DET
Jaylen Warren @CLE Keenan Allen MIN
Chuba Hubbard KC Darius Slayton TB
Cam Akers @CHI DEFENSIVE TEAMS
Jonathon Brooks KC BEST BETS Opp
Audric Estime @LVR Steelers @CLE
Nick Chubb PIT GREAT STARTS Opp
Alexander Mattison DEN Commanders DAL
Zamir White DEN Chiefs @CAR
TIGHT ENDS SOLID STARTERS Opp
BEST BETS Opp Texans TEN
Travis Kelce @CAR Lions @IND
Brock Bowers DEN 49ers @GB
GREAT STARTS Opp Buccaneers @NYG
George Kittle @GB FRINGE FANTASY PLAYS Opp
SOLID STARTERS Opp Vikings @CHI
Jonnu Smith NE Broncos @LVR
Zach Ertz DAL Cardinals @SEA
Trey McBride @SEA Bears MIN
Will Dissly BAL Dolphins NE
Hunter Henry @MIA SIT ‘EM IF YOU GOT ‘EM Opp
Mark Andrews @LAC Eagles @LAR
Cade Otton @NYG Raiders DEN
FRINGE FANTASY PLAYS Opp Colts DET
David Njoku PIT Panthers KC
Theo Johnson TB Browns PIT
Dallas Goedert @LAR Patriots @MIA
Ja’Tavion Sanders KC Cowboys @WAS
T.J. Hockenson @CHI Giants TB
L. Schoonmaker @WAS Packers SF
Pat Freiermuth @CLE Ravens @LAC
SIT ‘EM IF YOU GOT ‘EM Opp Seahawks ARI
Jake Ferguson @WAS Titans @HOU
Sam LaPorta @IND Rams PHI
Cole Kmet MIN Chargers BAL
Tucker Kraft SF
Isaiah Likely @LAC
Dalton Schultz TEN
Noah Fant ARI

Instant reaction to Texas A&M basketball’s 71-54 win over Southern at Reed Arena

The Aggies bounce back after sluggish first half to blow past the Southern Jaguars

The No. 23 Texas A&M Aggies (4-1) survived a poor shooting first half in Reed Arena to beat the Southern Jaguars (1-4) 71-54, as the Aggies’ second-half explosion finished out their first home stand of the season.

It’s too early in the season to worry about trap games, but A&M had one of the most sluggish starts to a game I’ve seen in recent history. They shot a horrendous 22.9% from the field and 50% at the free-throw line. After the first 20 minutes rolled off the clock, the Aggies went into the locker room down 14 points to the unranked Jaguars.

Whatever head coach Buzz Williams told his team during halftime must have resonated because the Aggies came out with a burst of energy.

A&M took their first lead since early in the first half on a Jace Carter layup, putting them up 45-44. They went on a 28-5 run and expanded their lead to 53-44. Zhuric Phelps, Wade Taylor, and Andersson Garcia all finished in double figures, playing a much more efficient game in the second half.

A&M shook off a slow start to round themselves into shape and get back to Buzz Williams’ brand of basketball. Swarming defense and aggressive drives to the basket put the Maroon & White back in control of the game, allowing for some good work before they head out of town for the Players Era Festival.

Contact/Follow us @AggiesWire on Twitter, and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Texas A&M news, notes, and opinions. Follow Jarrett Johnson on Twitter: @whosnextsports1.

Natural Ingredients that Boost Your Well-Being

Research shows that in the last few years, lifestyle-related diseases such as allergies, infections, and auto-immune conditions have increased dramatically. Low immunity is the most likely cause of this hike. Fortunately, incorporating natural …

Research shows that in the last few years, lifestyle-related diseases such as allergies, infections, and auto-immune conditions have increased dramatically.

Low immunity is the most likely cause of this hike.

 

Fortunately, incorporating natural ingredients into your diet can support immunity and help improve your overall health and well-being. 

 

Let’s explore how including these simple, natural ingredients into your daily routine can make a huge difference.

Why Natural Ingredients are important for our health:

 

Human bodies are complex and need multiple nutrients to function properly. Unlike processed foods, natural ingredients are full of essential elements that protect your body from diseases and offer various health benefits such as improved energy, mental clarity and much more without any side effects. 

Let’s explore top 7 natural ingredients that boost your wellbeing:

Ashwagandha or Indian Ginseng (Withania somnifera)

 

Ashwaganda is a powerful adaptogen that has been used for stress relief and various other purposes for centuries. Besides reducing the level of stress hormones, it improves our sleep quality and has anti-inflammatory properties. Athletes also use this herb to boost their performance on the field and overall health.

 

You can add ashwagandha powder as a supplement in your smoothies and prefer taking it at night for improved sleep quality. 

Turmeric

 

Turmeric has been used in Asian foods for centuries. It is an ancient herb people use for anti-inflammatory and wound healing purposes. Various studies have been conducted to confirm its benefits in treating arthritis. According to a study, the stiffness and pain were reduced in patients with arthritis who were given the component curcuminoids, present in turmeric. Moreover, it has great effects on overall health if taken regularly. 

 

Turmeric can be easily incorporated into your daily routine. Add it to your curries, soups and smoothies.

 

Don’t forget to add a pinch of black pepper as it is necessary to activate the anti inflammatory properties of turmeric

Walnuts

 

Rich in omega-3 fatty acids, these nuts are beneficial for heart and brain health. They also help regulate cholesterol levels in our bodies. Due to its high content of unsaturated fats, they can help prevent diabetes, cancer and cardiovascular diseases. 

 

Walnuts taste best in breakfast. You can add them to your cereals and smoothies or eat them as they are. They are also very fulfilling mid-day snacks. 

Dark Chocolate

 

Many people think chocolate is not good for health, but this is not the case. It is  

full of antioxidants such as polyphenols and flavonoids. Just like walnuts, dark chocolate has several preventive benefits against various metabolic disorders and heart diseases. With its antimicrobial properties, dark chocolate helps prevent infections. It also protects from getting Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases.

Leafy Greens

 

If you are someone who doesn’t like to eat green leafy vegetables, let me tell you, they have amazing benefits on your overall health. They are rich in dietary fiber, essential fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals. They are helpful in weight management and bone health.

 

Here is a table that shows the nutrient composition of a few common green leafy vegetables: 

 

Nutrient Kale Spinach Chinese Cabbage Brussel Sprouts
Dietary Fibres 85 mg 2.2 g 1.2 g 3.8 g
Protein 4.3 g 2.9 g 1.2 g 3.4 g
Vitamin A 9990 IU 9377 IU 318 IU 754 IU
Vitamin C 120 mg 28.1 mg 27 mg 85 mg
Vitamin K 704.8 µg 482.9 µg 43 µg 177 µg
Calcium 150 mg 99 mg 77 mg 42 mg
Folates 141 µg 194 µg 79 µg 61 µg
Iron 1.47 mg 2.7 mg 0.31 mg 1.4 mg
Potassium 491 mg 558 mg 238 mg 389 mg
Magnesium 47 mg 79 mg 13 mg 23 mg
Phosphorus 92 mg 0 mg 29 mg 69 mg
Zinc 0.56 mg 0.53 mg 0.23 mg 0.42 mg

 

  

 

Eggs

 

Eggs have several nutrients that are beneficial for our health. They are a great source of Vit D, Vit B12, and micronutrients such as selenium and choline. They have great properties for managing weight and age-related macular degeneration.

Blueberries

 

Blueberries are full of antioxidants. They have anti-aging properties. Besides that they are good for our heart health and cognitive functions and protect us from oxidative stress. Regular consumption of blueberries is great for the skin as well.

Below is the table that shows various other natural ingredients that are beneficial for your overall health. Please have a look.

 

Ingredient Benefits Sources Best For
Oily Fish Rich in omega-3 fatty acids, supports brain function, and heart health. Salmon, mackerel, sardines, anchovies Brain health, energy, heart health
Green Tea Provides antioxidants, improves focus, boosts metabolism, and promotes relaxation. Green tea leaves, matcha Energy, mental clarity, metabolism
Avocado High in healthy fats, supports heart health, regulates blood pressure, and promotes digestion. Avocados Heart health, energy, relaxation
Sweet Potatoes Provides complex carbs, supports digestion, and is rich in antioxidants. Sweet potatoes (baked, boiled, mashed) Energy, digestion, eye health
Beans Packed with protein and fiber, improves digestion, regulates mood, and supports heart health. Black beans, chickpeas, lentils, kidney beans Energy, digestion, mood regulation
Garlic Boosts immunity, reduces inflammation, and supports heart health. Fresh garlic, garlic powder Immune health, heart health, inflammation
Yogurt Rich in probiotics, improves gut health, and supports mental well-being. Yogurt (unsweetened, probiotic-rich) Digestion, mood, immune health

 

Conclusion: 

 

With their beneficial properties and effects, these natural ingredients not only protect us from various serious diseases but also help improve our physical and mental well-being.

 

You can take a start by adding one or two of these natural ingredients to your daily routine and see the difference it makes in your health. 

 

Let us know in the comments which ingredient you’re most excited to try!

 

 

 

Refereces:

 

  1. https://www.mdpi.com/1424-8247/16/4/528
  2. https://journals.lww.com/md-journal/fulltext/2019/09130/an_investigation_into_the_stress_relieving_and.67.aspx
  3. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/382845577_The_benefits_of_ashwagandha_Withania_somnifera_supplements_on_brain_function_and_sports_performance
  4. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/364350370_Dark_chocolate_An_overview_of_its_biological_activity_processing_and_fortification_approaches
  5. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/365229849_A_Review_on_Nutritional_Quality_of_Green_Leafy_Vegetables
  6. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/235296480_The_nutritional_properties_and_health_benefits_of_eggs#:~:text=Findings%20Eggs%20are%20a%20rich,management%20and%20better%20diet%20quality.
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Michael Chandler wants Conor McGregor fight at UFC International Fight Week 2025

Michael Chandler still believes he’s the right opponent for Conor McGregor’s UFC return.

[autotag]Michael Chandler[/autotag] is not ready to turn the page on a potential fight with UFC star [autotag]Conor McGregor[/autotag] despite everything that’s transpired.

Chandler, a former Bellator lightweight champion, returned to the octagon last Saturday at UFC 309. There, he lost a unanimous decision to Charles Oliveira after putting his career on hold for well over a year and waiting for a fight with McGregor to materialize.

Now back in action, the 38-year-old wants to revisit the McGregor fight for the summer of 2025.

“I think me and Conor International Fight Week is the next fight,” Chandler said on Bussin’ with the Boys. “That’s what I’m throwing out there. I think June, July.”

Chandler (23-9 MMA, 2-4 UFC) coached The Ultimate Fighter 31 against McGregor. The two were supposed to fight this past July at UFC 303, but McGregor withdrew from the matchup due to injury.

Chandler believes the Irishman will return to the cage, and he’s extremely confident the fight to make is against him.

“I’m not saying it’s a real reality, but I am saying if he does, his road comes straight through Nashville, Tennessee,” Chandler explained. “His road back to the UFC, we have to finish The Ultimate Fighter. The UFC wants us to finish The Ultimate Fighter, Conor wants to fight me, and he can fight anybody. He made a commitment.

“I’ve said this numerous times: I have no problem giving my opponents props. I think he is more sentimental and romantic about the sport than people give him credit for because he’s become this big, infamous brand. But he knows he’s nothing without the UFC octagon. He knows he’s nothing without the UFC. He was a plumber on welfare, sleeping on a couch. Without the UFC, he’s nothing. I don’t say that to take that away from him. We need our employers and brands to take us to the next level to create our lives.”

On top of thinking he makes the most sense for McGregor, Chandler also believes McGregor misses the octagon, and doesn’t buy that he will make his hiatus from the sport permanent.

“I think he wants to see through to his commitment,” Chandler said. “Quite frankly, he needs to come back. He needs something to chase, or else he’s going to chase the wrong things. And if he does, it just so happens that there’s a guy waiting, and I’m one of the top draws in the UFC. People will pay good money to watch me fight.”

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Colts run defense put to the test vs Lions dynamic RB duo

The Indianapolis Colts running defense will be put to the test in Week 12 against the dynamic Detroit Lions’ running back duo.

The Indianapolis Colts run defense is going to be put to the test by the dynamic duo of David Montgomery and Jahmyr Gibbs in the Detroit Lions backfield.

“Detroit’s run game is the real deal,” said defensive coordinator Gus Bradley. “They’ve got two backs that are running at an extremely high level. Some say they’re the two best backs in the league, and they have them both on the same team.”

As an offense, the Lions will enter Week 12, averaging 4.7 yards per carry, which ranks as the eighth-best mark in football. That success begins with arguably the top offensive line in the game and then a backfield that features the aforementioned Montgomery and Gibbs.

Gibbs currently leads the league in yards per carry at a whopping 6.0, totaling 796 rushing yards on only 133 attempts, and has been one of the best at generating explosive runs. Montgomery, meanwhile, is averaging 4.3 yards per rush.

Each back brings something different to the Lions’ offense, with Gibbs the more shifty runner of the two and Montgomery the more physical presence; both have the ability to make defenders miss, with each in the top 11 in missed tackles forced.

That steady success on the ground keeps the offense ahead of the sticks and in manageable down and distance situations, where the entire playbook is then open for the Lions’ offense. On a 2nd-and-4, an offense can run, they can pass, they push the ball downfield, or dump it off, and to a degree, the defense has to be mindful of each option, which can then spread them out.

Or, in short, the defense is frequently at a major disadvantage in these scenarios.

Behind that run game, no team in football utilizes play-action more than Detroit or has put up more passing yards–and it’s not particularly close. Off of that play-action, and oftentimes with the defense on its heels trying to decipher whether it’s a run or a pass that’s coming, Jared Goff will pick opponents apart.

“When you have the challenge of they’re a really good run team and then they have the play-action off of it where they can get the big plays off of it, I think that’s what makes them so challenging,” added Bradley. “They’re very complete that way.”

The Colts run defense over the last month has improved with the return of DeForest Buckner to the mix, but this is still a unit allowing 4.4 yards per carry, which ranks 19th.

The Lions will enter Sunday’s game leading the NFL in scoring at over 33 points per game. The ultimate challenge with this team is that there doesn’t seem to be that one thing you try to take away.

If the plan is to load the box to limit the run, they have Goff and a talented group of receivers that will take advantage. If the defense goes light, then Detroit has zero problem running the ball all game.

Pick your poison, I suppose, but if the Colts are going to find a way to keep this Lions’ offense within reach, that is going to begin with not letting Gibbs and Montgomery run wild.

UConn honored Geno Auriemma becoming NCAA basketball’s all-time winningest coach with a literal goat

Goat meets goat.

With a UConn women’s basketball home win over Fairleigh Dickinson on Wednesday night, Geno Auriemma became the NCAA’s all-time winningest basketball coach.

It’s a remarkable achievement for the basketball coaching great who now has a startling 1,217 wins on his record that eclipses any other NCAA basketball coach.

After the game, UConn honored its “goat” by bringing out an actual goat to commemorate such a special moment for Auriemma and the school.

Auriemma seemed delighted to see the goat on his historic night, as this is a pretty cool gesture from UConn to enshrine its “goat” after so many years of excellence.

As for the actual goat, we hope he gots lots of love and some lettuce to eat.

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What to know from Packers’ first injury report of Week 12 vs. 49ers

Things to know from the Packers’ first injury report before playing the 49ers in Week 12.

The Green Bay Packers released the team’s first injury report of Week 12 on Wednesday. The team will release two more injury reports, including a final injury report on Friday with official playing status designations before Sunday’s showdown with the San Francisco 49ers.

Here’s everything to know from the Packers’ first injury report of Week 12:

Who didn’t participate?

Only cornerback Jaire Alexander, who exited Sunday’s win over the Bears with a lingering knee injury. Coach Matt LaFleur said the Packers would give Alexander the week to see if he can get physically ready to play, but exiting Sunday and not participating Wednesday isn’t a good sign for his potential availability this week. Rookie running back MarShawn Lloyd did not participate Wednesday, but he was placed on the non-football illness list after needing an appendectomy.

Who returned to practice?

Defensive lineman Colby Wooden, who missed last week’s win with a shoulder injury, returned to practice in a limited capacity.

How is Jordan Love?

Officially healed. The Packers are no longer listing Love on the injury report. He practiced fully last week and looked more mobile and healthier overall in the win over the Bears.

Any new injuries to know?

Linebacker Edgerrin Cooper was limited Wednesday with a new hamstring injury, while running back Josh Jacobs added a calf injury and was also limited.

Who is still limited with injuries?

Jacobs (quad), defensive lineman Kenny Clark (toe), center Josh Myers (wrist), left tackle Rasheed Walker (knee) and safety Evan Williams (hamstring) were all limited on Wednesday with previous injuries. All five players played through the issues against the Bears last Sunday.

Who is no longer on the injury report?

Edge rusher Kingsley Enagbare is no longer listed. He had an elbow injury last week but practiced fully and had no restrictions against the Bears. Love was also removed, as noted above.

What’s to know from 49ers injury report?

The 49ers listed five players as non-participants on Wednesday, including defensive end Nick Bosa, who has hip and oblique injuries. That’s the one to watch for Packers fans. Bosa is a game-wrecker. Running back Christian McCaffrey got rest and left tackle Trent Williams didn’t practice with an ankle injury. Tight end George Kittle returned to practice in a limited capacity after missing last week with a hamstring injury — he’s convinced he’ll play Sunday. Quarterback Brock Purdy was limited with right shoulder soreness.