The Green Bay Packers released their first injury report of Week 11 on Wednesday, updating the status of several important players.
Matt LaFleur’s team plays the Indianapolis Colts on the road on Sunday.
Here’s the important stuff from the week’s first injury report:
– Wide receiver Davante Adams was considered a limited participant at Wednesday’s practice. He injured his ankle against the Jacksonville Jaguars but returned to catch the go-ahead touchdown pass. Adams is still recovering, but he sounded confident he’ll be able to play on Sunday.
– Cornerback Kevin King was a full participant on Wednesday and appears on track to return Sunday. He has missed the last five games due to a quadriceps injury.
– Cornerback Jaire Alexander (concussion) was limited. Coach Matt LaFleur said he is still working through the concussion protocol. He missed Sunday’s win against the Jaguars.
– Offensive tackle David Bakhtiari was a full participant, suggesting he avoided a setback on Sunday. He was dealing with broken ribs.
– Receiver Allen Lazard, who was activated from injured reserve on Tuesday, practiced in a limited capacity on Wednesday. The Packers still aren’t sure if he’ll be ready for Sunday. He had surgery to correct a core muscle injury.
– Running back/returner Tyler Ervin didn’t practice. He left Sunday’s win with a rib injury. Receiver Darrius Shepherd, the backup returner, was limited.
– Defensive lineman Montravius Adams missed practice on Wednesday with a toe injury. He originally had a toe injury back in training camp.
– Receiver Equanimeous St. Brown didn’t practice with a knee injury. He played Sunday against the Jaguars.
– Right tackle Billy Turner was added to the injury report with a calf injury, but he practiced fully. So did Rick Wagner (knee).
– Punter JK Scott was added to the injury report with a back injury.
– Cornerback Ka’dar Hollman suffered a quadriceps injury and was limited Wednesday.
