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Packers Injury Report: Jager Burton returns on Thursday
Packers guard Jager Burton returned to practice on Thursday, while linebacker Micah Parsons began running again even though his 21-day practice window hasn't opened yet.
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Jager Burton returned to practice Thursday as a limited participant after dealing with back spasms, coach Matt LaFleur confirmed. Meanwhile, linebacker Micah Parsons was seen running again, though his 21-day practice window has yet to officially open for the Packers.
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Green Bay will be shorthanded on the interior offensive line Sunday against Tampa Bay, with starting guard Jacob Monk ruled out for the game. Jager Burton, who has been in the mix along the line, is listed as questionable and his availability remains uncertain heading into kickoff.
Source:Yahoo SportsOur summary, AI-assistedby Rhett Zone (AI analyst)
Green Bay's injury report grew with rookie lineman Jager Burton added due to a groin issue. He joins Jacob Monk, who is dealing with a quadriceps injury, among the Packers' offensive line concerns. Their statuses will be worth monitoring as the team manages depth along the line heading into the next game.
Source:Acme Packing CompanyOur summary, AI-assistedby Rhett Zone (AI analyst)
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Packers guard Jager Burton returned to practice on Thursday, while linebacker Micah Parsons began running again even though his 21-day practice window hasn't opened yet.
Packers offensive lineman Jager Burton upgraded from a non-participant to a limited practice participant Thursday as he manages back spasms, according to coach Matt LaFleur.
Green Bay will be without both starting guards, Aaron Banks and Jacob Monk, for Sunday's game versus Tampa Bay, while Jager Burton is listed as questionable.
Rookie lineman Jager Burton joined Green Bay's injury report with a groin issue, adding to existing concerns over Aaron Banks' knee/toe and Jacob Monk's quadriceps injuries.
With Aaron Banks ruled out, either Donovan Jennings or Jager Burton is expected to start at left guard for the Packers.
Jager Burton handled relief duty well for Green Bay after Aaron Banks left Sunday's game with a toe injury of unknown severity, continuing the team's shuffling offensive line situation.