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Love and Watson cleared from Packers’ estimated injury report

Green Bay listed six other players as estimated non-participants ahead of its matchup with the Panthers.

By Liam Faleolo

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Photo: NBC Sports

The Packers’ estimated injury report no longer lists quarterback Jordan Love or wide receiver Christian Watson as the team prepares to face the Panthers on Thursday night. Both players appeared on the preceding report and played in Green Bay’s loss to the Lions.

Against Detroit, Love played all 67 snaps and Watson logged 54. Watson’s practice participation had been limited across three sessions before that game. Love began that practice week with limited participation, then participated fully in the two remaining sessions.

Green Bay estimated no participation for six players. Ankle injuries were listed for defensive tackles Anthony Campbell and Devonte Wyatt and center Sean Rhyan. The other three were linebacker Zaire Franklin with a shin injury, offensive lineman Travis Glover with a knee injury, and wide receiver Matthew Golden with shoulder and foot injuries.

The report also assigned limited participation to offensive guard Aaron Banks, who has knee and toe injuries, and full participation to cornerback Benjamin St-Juste, who has a hamstring injury.

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