Eagles-Packers Week 10 Injury Report: Who Is Playing in Green Bay?
The Philadelphia Eagles are returning from a much-needed bye week after winning back-to-back games. Now the Eagles will shift their attention towards a familiar opponent, as they’ll visit the Green Bay Packers in Week 10.
After several starters missed time due to injuries during the first half of the regular season, the Eagles appear to be in relatively good shape coming out of the bye week. Philadelphia expects to welcome back several key contributors on the road in Green Bay.
While the Eagles are relatively healthy, the Packers are dealing with several injuries. None more notable than the loss of starting tight end Tucker Kraft to a season-ending knee injury. Yet Green Bay still has more than enough talent to make things interesting in Week 10.
Here is the updated injury report for both the Eagles and the Packers ahead of Monday night’s game.
Eagles Injury Report
Thursday, November 6th
After missing Week 8 due to a knee injury, Cam Jurgens did not participate in Philadelphia’s first practice on Thursday. If he is unable to play, Brett Toth will likely start in his place against the Packers.
Adoree’ Jackson also missed Week 8 due to a concussion but was a limited participant during Thursday’s practice.
Moro Ojomo was a surprise addition to the injury report due to a concussion but was a limited participant on Thursday.
Jakorian Bennett, Saquon Barkley, Nolan Smith, Willie Lampkin and A.J. Brown were all listed as full participants. Brown said that he will play in Week 10, while Bennett, Smith and Lampkin will need to be activated from injured reserve to play.
Friday, November 7th
Adoree’ Jackson was downgraded to did not participate after being limited due to a concussion on Thursday. Jackson missed Friday’s practice due to a personal matter.
Moro Ojomo was upgraded to a full participant for Friday’s practice. Ojomo was listed as a limited participant during Thursday’s practice due to a concussion.
Packers Injury Report
Thursday, November 6th
Packers edge rusher Lukas Van Ness did not participate during Thursday’s practice due to a foot injury. He has not played for the Packers since Week 6.
Savion Williams and Nate Hobbs also did not participate during Thursday’s practice. Williams is Green Bay’s primary kick returner and Hobbs has split time starting at outside cornerback.
The Packers listed several starters as limited for Thursday’s practice, including star edge rusher Micah Parsons. Yet it doesn’t seem like many of them are in danger of missing Monday night’s game.
Packers veteran kicker Brandon McManus has missed three kicks in his last two games. While some have blamed McManus’ struggles on his right quad injury, he was listed as a full participant for Thursday’s practice.
Friday, November 7th
Unlike the Eagles, Green Bay’s injury report looked worse on Friday. While Savion Williams was upgraded from a DNP to a limited participant, Matthew Golden was downgraded from a limited participant to a DNP due to a shoulder injury.
Malik Heath and Malik Willis were also added to Green Bay’s injury report, as they were both limited participants during Friday’s practice.