Green Bay Packers vs Tennessee Titans Monday injury report

Ahead of their Thursday night matchup against the Titans this week, the Packers have provided their Monday injury report. Monday’s injury report on the short week is only a simulated one, as the Packers are recovering from their overtime win over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday.

Notable names listed on the early week report include nearly half of both teams’ stars, but neither team held an actual practice on Monday just one day after their games from last week.

For the Packers, Aaron Rodgers, Romeo Doubs and David Bakhtiari are all features of the Did Not Practice list again. Defensively, De’Vondre Campbell is still listed as out from practice, although his return could be as early as this week according to coach Matt LaFleur.

Packers vs Titans Monday injury report

Did Not Practice – Packers: T David Bakhtiari (Knee), LB De’Vondre Campbell (Knee), WR Romeo Doubs (Ankle), CB Shemar Jean-Charles (Ankle), T Elgton Jenkins (Knee), QB Aaron Rodgers (Thumb)

Limited Participation – Packers: CB Rasul Douglas (Calf), LB Kingsley Enagbare (Ankle), RB Aaron Jones (Shin), WR Allen Lazard (Shoulder), CB Keisean Nixon (Calf), G Jon Runyan (Knee), LB Preston Smith (Shoulder/Groin), WR Christian Watson (Ankle), DL Devonte Wyatt (Foot)

Full Participation — Packers: LB Krys Barnes (Concussion), K Mason Crosby (Back)

One of the biggest possible returns for Green Bay this week is wideout Randall Cobb, who has been out since Week 6 when he suffered an ankle injury. His addition would be a major boost to the weapons Rodgers has on the field, assuming he’s able to stick to the hopeful timeline LaFleur detailed on Monday. Cobb was not on the Monday injury list as he still remains on injured reserve, but he could be activated for practice this week if LaFleur’s comments are to be believed.

Cobb went down against the New York Jets with his injury and in his place the team has been stretched thin at the wideout position. Over the past four weeks without Cobb, Aaron Rodgers has thrown for an average of 228 yards per game and eight touchdowns to four interceptions. Christian Watson had a breakout game against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, catching four passes for three touchdowns — although it will be a huge boost to Rodgers if Cobb can return this week.

Meanwhile, the defense is getting back the heart of their defense in Campbell possibly. The 2021 First-Team All-Pro linebacker remained out last week for the Dallas game, and Green Bay continues to work to replace his impact on the field. Adding to the importance of his return, his original replacement of Isaiah McDuffie was benched for Krys Barnes after stepping into the role — only for Barnes to suffer a concussion and leave the game two weeks ago.