Seattle sports, on tap daily

Jordan Morgan’s Full Go Has The Packers Breathing Easier, But Their Injury List Is Still Gnarly

Green Bay Packers logo on gradient background

Written by

in

Green Bay Packers logo on gradient background
Green Bay Packers logo on gradient background — Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners)

Our Seahawks pulled off a clutch 13-10 win against the Patriots, and that is the kind of gritty performance we love to see in the Emerald City! But while we are celebrating here, out in Green Bay, the Packers are dealing with a wild mix of good and bad news on their injury report, with a key offensive lineman finally taking a big step forward.

Morgan’s Big Jump: A Ray of Hope for the O-Line

Left tackle Jordan Morgan, who was nursing a knee issue, just took a massive leap forward. After being a limited participant on Wednesday, the dude was out there as a full participant on Thursday! Seriously, this is huge for Green Bay. We all know how Friday practices usually go for Sunday games often a lighter session, sometimes even just a walkthrough. So, for Morgan to go full throttle on Thursday? That is his last real chance to prove he is ready, and it means the team has got to feel way better about his availability. While we do not know the specifics of his knee injury or exactly when it happened, that “full go” status for a crucial O-line guy is a massive sigh of relief for their offensive line.

The Long List of Limpers in Green Bay

Even with the good news on Morgan, the Packers are still battling a brutal injury bug. Defensive lineman Warren Brinson (calf) and linebacker Ty’Ron Hopper (Achilles) both missed practice for the second day straight. Yikes, that is not what you want to see for your defensive depth. And the list of limited participants on Thursday is just as long, featuring LG Aaron Banks (knee tendinitis), RT Zach Bako-Belwele (recovering from a partially torn patellar tendon), DL Devonte Wyatt (recovering from a 2025 ankle injury), DL Javon Hargrave (knee), and EDGE Barryn Sorrell (foot). All five of those guys were also limited on Wednesday, so it is a consistent pattern of guys not quite at 100%. That is a ton of critical players trying to get healthy, and it has got to be a headache for the coaching staff.

Vikings Not Escaping the Injury Bug Either

It is not just Green Bay feeling the pain though. Even their rivals, the Minnesota Vikings, have their own injury concerns heading into the weekend. Safety Jacob Thomas, safety Jakobe Thomas and tackle Caleb Tiernan were all limited during Thursday’s practice. Jakobe Thomas, who was a non-participant on Wednesday after falling ill, is at least trending in a positive direction. It seems like every team in the league is just trying to stay healthy this early in the season.

So, while Jordan Morgan’s full practice status is a huge relief for Green Bay heading into their Sunday game, they have still got a mountain of guys trying to get healthy. Every snap, every practice, it all matters this early in the season, right? We will be watching to see how they perform, but let us be real, my eyes are still on our boys after that Patriots win. Go Hawks!

This article was created with AI assistance and published under Seattle On Tap’s editorial standards. See our Editorial Policy.

Originally reported by Acme Packing Company.

About the author

Comments

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *