Let’s get this week started
It’s Wednesday, and that means it’s time for this week to officially get started with the first injury reports of Week 4. Let’s take a look at what the Minnesota Vikings and Green Bay Packers put out there in their first practice sessions ahead of their matchup in Green Bay this Sunday.
Minnesota Vikings
Did Not Participate
- C Garrett Bradbury (ankle)
- LB Ivan Pace Jr. (ankle)
- S Jay Ward (knee)
Limited Participation
- WR Jordan Addison (ankle)
- DL Jonathan Bullard (knee)
- LB Kamu Grugier-Hill (knee)
- TE Josh Oliver (wrist)
- OLB Dallas Turner (knee)
Full Participation
- QB Sam Darnold (knee)
Good news for Darnold, whose injury it appears we can officially put in the rear-view mirror now that he’s fully participating in practice. Also good news for Addison, who’s back on the practice field for the first time since Week 1. Turner is also back to practice after missing Sunday’s win over Houston. The injuries to Bradbury and Pace are a bit concerning, particularly after Pace missed Sunday’s game, but hopefully they’ll come along a bit during the week and be ready for game day.
Green Bay Packers
Did Not Participate
- OL Jordan Morgan (shoulder)
Limited Participation
- CB Jaire Alexander (ankle)
- DL Kenny Clark (toe)
- TE Tucker Kraft (shoulder)
- QB Jordan Love (knee)
- TE Luke Musgrave (quad)
- OL Josh Myers (shoulder)
- WR Jayden Reed (calf/quad)
- OL Zach Tom (quad)
- CB Carrington Valentine (ankle)
Full Participation
No players listed
The big story for the Packers is Love getting back onto the practice field. He was limited last week and ultimately did not play against Tennessee, but there seems to be some optimism that he’ll be back for this Sunday’s game. The Packers have listed a lot of folks on their injury report as being limited, so we’ll have to see how all of those shake out before we get to the final reports on Friday.
Those are your first injury reports of the week for the Vikings and Packers, folks. We’ll continue updating these throughout the week when they become available.
