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Packers QBs Jordan Love and Malik Willis both full participants at Thursday's practice
The Packers had QBs Jordan Love (elbow) and Malik Willis (thumb) available as full participants at Thursday’s practice.
Packers' Jordan Love, Malik Willis get unfortunate injury updates for Wild Card Weekend
The Packers are dealing with injuries to both of their quarterbacks as they get ready to face the Eagles in the playoffs.
Packers Jordan Love Updates Injury Status vs. Eagles in Wild Card Playoffs
With Jordan Love's status in question, Philadelphia must prepare for two different quarterbacks as the Packers face playoff adversity.
Packers' Malik Willis: Puts in full practice Thursday
Willis (thumb) was a full practice participant Thursday, Bill Huber of SI.com reports.
Updated Packers injury report for Wild Card Game provides big Jordan Love update
The Green Bay Packers provided a key update on quarterbacks Jordan Love and Malik Willis ahead of the playoffs.
Packers’ injury picture looking up: Evan Williams ready for return, Jordan Love practices in full
GREEN BAY — As good as the news was that quarterback Jordan Love was able to fully participate in Thursday’s in-pads practice at Clarke Hinkle Field — and it was undeniably great news for the Green Bay Packers — the fact that rookie safety Evan Williams took part for a second straight day and appears good to go for Sunday had to be a close second.
Jordan Love up to full practice participation
The state of Packers quarterback Jordan Love's elbow has been closely watched since he injured it in last Sunday's loss to the Bears and word from Thursday's practice was more positive than it was on Wednesday.
Packers' Jordan Love: Warms up, but practice status TBD
Coach Matt LaFleur told Matt Schneidman of The Athletic afterward that Love lost feeling in his right throwing hand as a result of the play, and LaFleur then said Monday that the quarterback is "going to be okay"but was unsure how much he'd be able to handle in practice as Green Bay prepares for Sunday's wild-card game at Philadelphia,
Packers Injury Report: Jordan Love was a full participant on Thursday
On Wednesday, there was some doubt about the status of Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love. Yes, he said after practice that he lost the numbness in his hand that he felt after taking a shot to the elbow against the Chicago Bears on Sunday.
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Malik Willis Returns To Full Practice
Green Bay Packers backup quarterback Malik Willis (thumb) returned to a full practice session on Thursday after he was ...
Malik Willis says thumb 'will be fine' and other bonus takes from the Packers' loss to the Bears
Backup quarterback Malik Willis came into the game early in the second quarter after Jordan Love left because of an elbow ...
3 Tempting QB Trades Raiders Could Consider
The Las Vegas Raiders need to get their quarterback situation resolved, and thanks to the Raiders falling all the way to sixth in the NFL Draft order, it's not ...
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Malik Willis Limited With Thumb Injury
Green Bay Packers quarterback Malik Willis (thumb) was a limited participant in Wednesday's team practice. Both he and ...
Auburn NFL roundup: Malik Willis plays ‘tough’ in relief for Packers
Jack Driscoll started at right guard for the Eagles. In his first start of the season, Driscoll tied the franchise record for ...
Packers' Malik Willis: Limited by thumb issue
Willis was limited in Wednesday's practice due to a right thumb injury, Matt Schneidman of The Athletic reports. Willis joined No. 1 QB Jordan Love with a cap on his reps to begin the week, but the ...
Packers PFF grades: Best, worst players from loss to Bears in Week 18
Special teams struggles early and late-game miscues in the fourth quarter doomed the Green Bay Packers in a 24-22 loss to the ...
Packers, Bucs, Lions. . .The road to the Super Bowl is much tougher than 2017 or 2022, but the Eagles are also much tougher
Danny Dimes ain’t walking through that door. Neither is Josh Johnson nor Case Keenum. But, hey, Malik Willis might be. Now ...