beast;459968Limited at a walk through practice? To me, that's either a bad sign, or the Packers are projecting their designation if it was a normal practice.

My guess, Packers projecting if it were a normal practice. That or NFL walk through are harder than I think.

It's all make believe. Walk through or not they are only guessing what would have happened IF they held a real practice.

The injury designations are if they had a normal practice day. Since today is Tuesday and is the universal "off" day for players who knows! But since they do have a short week they are treating Tuesday like Wednesday. Or at least I think that is what coach said.

Monday is Monday/Tuesday
Tuesday is Wednesday/Thursday
Wednesday is Friday/Saturday
Thursday is GAMEDAY BITCHES!!!

Bak and Watson are becoming best friends.

Has there been anything reported on how Alexander got his back injury?

Anyone can get a back injury, but usually it's the heavier guys, and usually from hitting or
lifting weights. Just seems like a more unusual injury for a DB. Unless they are live in practice and he hit someone, and was lifting more than he should have been, or lifting with improper technique.

Then again, All Pro Center Jason Kelce doesn't like holding his kids because his back locks up, which TE Travis Kelce said that so sounds like a "Kelce" excuse lol... but again, it does seem to happen to the bigger guys that hit more often.

beast;459977Has there been anything reported on how Alexander got his back injury?

Anyone can get a back injury, but usually it's the heavier guys, and usually from hitting or
lifting weights. Just seems like a more unusual injury for a DB. Unless they are live in practice and he hit someone, and was lifting more than he should have been, or lifting with improper technique.

Then again, All Pro Center Jason Kelce doesn't like holding his kids because his back locks up, which TE Travis Kelce said that so sounds like a "Kelce" excuse lol... but again, it does seem to happen to the bigger guys that hit more often.

Maybe Jaire was practicing tackling? Hasnt been interested in doing it lately in game.

Just saw a blurb on tv. Packers D is giving up 9 yards per reception and given up the most TDs off play action since the start of the 2022 season.

What’s promising to me is Zach Tom was limited, rather than missing all together. He may still miss this game, but sounds like it wasn’t a major injury.

CB Jaire Alexander, RB Aaron Jones, WR Christian Watson, RT Zach Tom and CB Carrington Valentine are questionable for Thursday night's game vs. Lions.

LT David Bakhtiari, LG Elgton Jenkins and ILB De'Vondre Campbell out.
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Packers RB Aaron Jones and WR Christian Watson are expected to play tonight, though the team will be careful with their workload.

Meanwhile, Lions RB David Montgomery and LT Taylor Decker aren’t expected to play, but CB Emmanuel Moseley will make his debut.

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Zero2Cool;459984Packers RB Aaron Jones and WR Christian Watson are expected to play tonight, though the team will be careful with their workload.

Meanwhile, Lions RB David Montgomery and LT Taylor Decker aren’t expected to play, but CB Emmanuel Moseley will make his debut.

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If Decker is out, and their #3 OT (whom has started the last two games with Decker out) is having season ending surgery, then they'll have their #4 OT starting.

Their #4 OT (on paper) would be rookie 5th round pick Colby Sorsdal from William & Mary. Though on their practice squad, they have five OL that are listed at 6'5" or taller (usually harder to play IOL getting that height) including 6'9" Dan Skipper whom is listed as having 4 years of experience.

Give their OL hell!