Packers’ injury problem is getting worse, while the Vikings’ is improving.
When the Packers play Minnesota on Sunday, their standout cornerback Jaire Alexander might not be available.
Starting lineman Ezra Cleveland and tight end T.J. Hockenson are both continuing to improve, which is good news for the Vikings ahead of Sunday’s crucial border clash against the Packers.
Due to a foot issue, Cleveland, the starting left guard, missed the 49ers game. On Thursday, he was out for the second straight practice. Backup Dalton Risner, who impressed in his season-opening start on Monday night, appears to be in fine hands if he is unable to get going.
Hockenson also has a foot ailment to cope with. After being held out on Wednesday, he was limited on Thursday. There isn’t much need for concern over him, as he stated on Wednesday that he will be alright for Sunday’s noon kickoff.Due to injuries, cornerback Jaire Alexander (back), tight end Luke Musgrave (ankle), and edge rusher Preston Smith (shoulder), the Packers’ situation is less favorable as of Thursday.
Alexander’s absence from practice on Thursday is concerning for Green Bay’s defense because he was limited on Wednesday.
Coach Matt LeFleur responded, “Just day by day,” when questioned about Alexander’s back problem. “Well, it’s a back, so there’s not really much I can say about it. To be sure, I’m not an authority on backs, and I don’
On Thursday, they had six more players who were limited. For the second day in a row, wide receiver Christian Watson was fully involved in the game.
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