Two more injury reports will be made public by the team, with the last one being released on Friday.
A look at the Packers’ initial injury report for their wildcard playoff matchup against the Cowboys
On Wednesday, the Green Bay Packers made public their first injury report for the wildcard round. Two additional injury reports will be made public by the organisation, with the last one featuring official playing status designations on Friday, the day before the team plays the Dallas Cowboys in the playoffs.
The following is a summary of the first injury report for the NFC Wild Card Round:
Just A.J. Dillon did not practise on Wednesday, out of the 19 players listed on the Packers injury report. Since the group conducted a walkthrough practice, all participation levels are approximations.
Romeo Doubs was a limited participant with a chest issue who departed Sunday’s victory over the Bears and required assessment at a nearby hospital.
With the addition of Zach Tom (finger) and Sean Rhyan (elbow), nine of the 19 players were fully involved.
Chrisitan Watson, a receiver, worked on his hamstring in a restricted manner. Jayden Reed, the receiver, fully practiced. Dontayvion Wicks, a receiver, was completely removed from the injury report.
Cutter Although Jaire Alexander is currently dealing with an ankle issue, he was not fully functional on Wednesday.
Isaiah McDuffie, a linebacker, made a limited comeback after suffering a neck injury.
Luke Tenuta, an offensive tackle, may have been placed back on injured reserve because he is no longer included on the injury report. On Wednesday, his 21-day window ended.
Of the 10 players on the Cowboys’ injury report, five were labelled as resting or not related to injuries. Stephon Gilmore, a cornerback, hurt his shoulder on Sunday and was unable to practise. Tyler Smith, a guard, was only partially involved.
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What the Cowboys’ latest injury report means for their Wild Card matchup against the Packers
Before the Dallas Cowboys play the Green Bay Packers in the NFC Wild Card game, we talk about the team’s last injury report.
In the 2024 NFL Playoffs Wild Card round, the Dallas Cowboys will host the Green Bay Packers. If the Cowboys win this game, they will host in the first round of the NFC playoffs as the second-seeded team. Although Dallas is the favourite in this game, they should be cautious of a trap game. Fortunately, the Cowboys are healthy for this game and ought to play at maximum capacity.
Final injury report for
the Cowboys
Not available
N/A is doubtful; QB Cooper Rush’s sickness raises questions.
Notable players from the in-week report were excluded from the final version: G Zack Martin (rest), G Tyler Smith (foot), T Tyron Smith (rest), CB Stephon Gilmore (shoulder).
How the Cowboys’ injuries might impact them in the Wild Card round
Unless anything unexpected occurs during the pregame warmups, Dallas shouldn’t have to worry about injuries throughout this game. The Cowboys appear to be in better health than their opponent, which is just one more factor that favours Dallas in this game.
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