For the second straight day, the Green Bay Packers had every player on the roster on the field and participating in some capacity during Thursday’s padded practice.
Although 22 players are listed on the team’s injury report, every player was a full or limited participant on Thursday, including receiver Davante Adams. Of the 22 players, 13 were full participants. Adams, who is attempting to return from a toe injury, was officially limited, but his availability for a mid-week padded practice suggests he could be on track to play Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers.
Coach Matt LaFleur assured reporters that Adams is still day-to-day, but he was happy about the overall health of his roster.
“It was good. It’s been a long time coming it feels like. We’re in pretty decent health considering it’s Week 9. Hopefully, we can continue that,” LaFleur said during Thursday’s press conference.
The limited players on Thursday were Adams, right tackle Bryan Bulaga (finger), tight end Jimmy Graham (ankle), running back Aaron Jones (shoulder), tight end Marcedes Lewis (veteran rest), tight end Robert Tonyan (hip), receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling (ankle, knee), fullback Danny Vitale (knee) and cornerback Tramon Williams (knee).
The Packers will release official injury designations on Friday. Last week, the team had 18 players on the injury report, but only four were given injury designations. Adams was listed as doubtful and ended up not playing against the Kansas City Chiefs.
