The Green Bay Packers have listed linebacker Isaiah McDuffie (ankle), center Josh Myers (pectoral), and tight end John FitzPatrick (back) as questionable for their game against the Miami Dolphins. Myers was a full participant in Wednesday’s walkthrough, while McDuffie and FitzPatrick were upgraded to limited participants after missing Monday and Tuesday. Meanwhile, wide receiver Romeo Doubs (concussion), cornerback Jaire Alexander (knee), and linebacker Edgerrin Cooper (hamstring) have been ruled out. Doubs sustained his injury during the third quarter of last week’s game.

If McDuffie is unavailable, rookie linebacker Ty’Ron Hopper could play a larger role on defense. Hopper, a third-round pick, made his defensive debut with seven snaps against the 49ers and showed promise with his physical play and speed. Defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley expressed confidence in Hopper’s ability to step up if called upon again. Doubs’ absence is expected to provide opportunities for receivers Dontayvion Wicks, Bo Melton, and Malik Heath to increase their involvement in the offense.

The Miami Dolphins have ruled out linebacker Tyus Bowser (knee/calf), cornerback Kendall Fuller (concussion), and linebacker Anthony Walker Jr. (hamstring). Tackle Terron Armstead (knee) is listed as questionable. Several key players, including receiver Tyreek Hill (wrist/personal), cornerback Jalen Ramsey (knees), and safety Jevon Holland (hand/knee), were previously on the injury report but are expected to play. Miami’s roster depth at key positions will be tested due to these injuries.

Both teams have players expected to participate despite being listed on the injury report. For the Packers, safety Xavier McKinney (personal matter), defensive lineman Kenny Clark (veteran rest), and running back Josh Jacobs (veteran rest) are available. Similarly, for the Dolphins, defensive lineman Calais Campbell (veteran rest), guard Robert Jones (knee/groin), and others are cleared to play. These players will be crucial in maintaining consistency on both sides.

The injuries could significantly impact Thursday’s game, with both teams relying on backups to fill in for key absentees. The Packers face challenges in maintaining their defensive structure and receiving corps, while the Dolphins’ linebacker and cornerback positions will require reinforcements. The outcome may hinge on how effectively the teams adjust to these limitations.

Packers’ and Dolphins’ Injury Report

Packers Injury Report

Player Position Injury Mon Tue Wed Game Status
Jaire Alexander CB Knee DNP DNP DNP Out
Kenny Clark DL Rest LP FP FP
Edgerrin Cooper LB Hamstring DNP DNP DNP Out
Romeo Doubs WR Concussion DNP DNP DNP Out
John FitzPatrick TE Back DNP DNP LP Questionable
Josh Jacobs RB Rest LP LP FP
Elgton Jenkins G/T Rest LP FP FP
Isaiah McDuffie LB Ankle DNP DNP LP Questionable
Xavier McKinney S Personal Matter DNP FP
Josh Myers C/G Pectoral LP LP FP Questionable
Rasheed Walker T Knee LP FP FP

Dolphins Injury Report

Player Position Injury Mon Tue Wed Game Status
Terron Armstead T Knee DNP DNP LP Questionable
Tyus Bowser LB Knee/Calf DNP DNP DNP Out
Calais Campbell DT Rest DNP LP FP
Kendall Fuller CB Concussion DNP DNP DNP Out
Julian Hill TE Shoulder FP FP FP
Tyreek Hill WR Wrist/Personal LP DNP FP
Jevón Holland S Hand/Knee FP FP FP
Alec Ingold FB Calf LP LP FP
Benito Jones DT Shoulder LP LP FP
Robert Jones OL Knee/Groin FP FP FP
Patrick McMorris S Calf FP
Jordan Poyer S Rest DNP LP FP
Jalen Ramsey CB Knees LP LP FP
Anthony Walker Jr. LB Hamstring DNP DNP DNP Out
Isaiah Wynn OL Quadricep/Knee LP LP FP

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