The Green Bay Packers ruled out two rookies and listed a total of five players with playing status designations on their final Week 11 injury report.
Quarterback MarShawn Lloyd and offensive lineman Jordan Morgan are out on Sunday, defensive lineman Colby Wooden is questionable, and cornerback Jaire Alexander and safety Evan Williams are questionable.
Lloyd remains on the bench as he recovers from an ankle injury but is currently struggling with appendicitis, complicating his return to the pitch after the team opened a 21-day training window for him. Morgan re-injured his shoulder in training and will miss another match – his fourth of the season. The Packers’ first-round draft pick originally injured his shoulder in training camp and then re-injured it in Week 2.
Wood, who suffered a shoulder injury, did not practice all week and is not expected to play.
Alexander and Williams are trying to come back from injuries that caused them to miss the Packers’ loss to the Detroit Lions before the bye. Both defensemen practiced on a circumscribed basis on all three days this week.
Packers injury report, week 11
Out: RB MarShawn Lloyd, OL Jordan Morgan
QUESTIONABLE: DL Colby Wood
DOUBTABLE: CB Jaire Alexander, S Evan Williams
Inactive players are expected to report 90 minutes prior to Sunday’s game, so more information on Alexander and Williams will be available around 10:30 a.m. CST.
The Bears ruled out left guard Teven Jenkins and offensive guard Kiran Amegadjie, played safety Jaquan Brisker on injured reserve and listed sharpshooter Montez Sweat and linebacker Tarvarius Moore as questionable.
