The Packers quarterback was never officially ruled out, but he did not return to Sunday’s game after the first play of the third quarter.
GREEN BAY — The groin injury suffered by the quarterback of the Green Bay Packers, Jordan Loveduring Sunday’s victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars would not leave him sidelined for long, a source told ESPN.
Tests carried out this Monday did not show significant damage, and it is considered a sprain. A source stated that his availability for next Sunday’s duel at the NFC North before the Detroit Lions It will depend on how you feel and progress throughout the week.
If the Packers (6-2) do not have Sunday to face the Lions (6-1), there is a good chance that it will be the only game he loses, because Green Bay You will have a free day the following week.
Malik Williswho replaced Love On Sunday, it would start against the Lions in case Love can’t play
Meanwhile, tests carried out on the cornerback’s knee Jaire Alexander They also showed no significant concerns, a source told ESPN. Nothing has been decided regarding his availability for Sunday’s game against the Lionsbut the Packers They will track your pain throughout the week. Alexander was injured on the final defensive play of the victory Green Bay. He appeared unable to put weight on his right leg, as he left the field hopping on one leg.
Lovewho suffered his injury on the opening series of the game, finished the first half, but after participating in the first play of the third quarter, he limped off to the sidelines and did not return.
Los Packers They never ruled him out, but he spent the rest of the game on the sidelines. Lovewho threw his ninth interception of the season two series after the first sign of the groin injury, did not speak to reporters after the game.
