Green Bay Packers vs Denver Broncos Thursday injury report

Sunday, the Packers (2-3) head to Denver for a matchup with the Broncos (1-5). Both teams are in desperate need of a win this weekend, with each dropping their last two contests heading into this Sunday’s game.

On Thursday, both Green Bay and Denver released their injury reports for Sunday’s game. A total of nine Packers were on the list, with eight players listed as “limited.” De’Vondre Campbell was the only player who “did not practice” Thursday.

For the Broncos, six players were included on the report. Most were full participants, with Justin Simmons listed as limited and Greg Dulcich out.

Kickoff for Sunday’s game is set for 4:25 p.m. ET. CBS will have coverage. Below are the complete reports on both teams:

Green Bay Packers injury report

Jaire Alexander, CB (Back) — limited practice
Zayne Anderson, S (Hamstring) — limited practice
De’Vondre Campbell, LB (Ankle) — did not practice
Elgton Jenkins, OT (Knee) — limited practice
Aaron Jones, RB (Hamstring) — limited practice
Darnell Savage, S (Calf) — limited practice
Eric Stokes, CB (Foot) — limited practice
Quay Walker, LB (Knee) — limited practice
Devonte Wyatt, DL (Knee) — limited practice

Denver Broncos injury report

Baron Browning, LB (Knee/Wrist) — full practice
Lloyd Cushenberry III, C (Quadricep) — full practice
Greg Dulcich, TE (Hamstring) — did not practice
Kareem Jackson, S (Neck) — full practice
D.J. Jones, DT (Knee) — full practice
Justin Simmons, S (Hip) — limited practice

Jordan Love using Packers loss to Raiders as motivation

Because it’s his first full season as the starter, Jordan Love is going through some growing pains in Green Bay. That was never more evident than in Sunday’s 17-13 loss to Las Vegas.

Love tossed three interceptions and completed just 16-of-30 passes in the Packers’ loss to the Raiders. But the quarterback said he’s using that poor performance and disappointing outcome as motivation for Sunday’s game in Denver.

“It’s not a great feeling, definitely left a very sick taste in my mouth that whole week,” Love said. “But, it’s part of the game. I’ve had three-interception games before. You’ve got to find a way to bounce back. Having that sick taste in my mouth, it’s going to keep pushing me forward, keep motivating me to keep going, keep getting better.”

Through five games this year, Love has thrown for 1,083 yards with eight touchdowns and three interceptions. He’s completed just 55.6% of his passes. But having a three-pick outing is certainly a disappointment.

We’ll see if he can get the best of a struggling Broncos team and get some confidence back for the rest of the NFL season.