The Green Bay Packers listed seven total players with injury designations on Friday’s final injury report, including all three of the team’s top receivers.
Receiver Davante Adams (toe) and safety Darnell Savage (ankle) are both out, receiver Geronimo Allison (concussion) and tight end Robert Tonyan (hip) are doubtful and defensive lineman Kenny Clark (calf/back), receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling (ankle/back) and cornerback Tony Brown (hamstring) are questionable.
The Packers are giving Allison and Valdes-Scantling the next two days to get ready to play Sunday against the Raiders. If they can’t go, the Packers will be down to four available receivers: Jake Kumerow, Allen Lazard, Darrius Shepherd and Ryan Grant, who was signed Wednesday.
Based on the injury designations, Valdes-Scantling has the best chance to overcome injury and play.
Adams will miss his third straight game after injuring his toe on Sept. 26. Savage will miss his second straight game with an ankle injury first suffered on Oct. 6 in Dallas.
Like Savage, Tonyan was injured against the Cowboys in Week 5 and hasn’t played since.
Clark was upgraded to a limited participant on Friday, suggesting he’ll likely play Sunday.
The Packers did get other good injury news. Cornerback Kevin King, tight end Jimmy Graham and cornerback Tramon Williams were all upgraded on Friday and do not have injury designations, meaning they are expected to play.
The Raiders ruled out starting receiver Tyrell Williams and edge rusher Arden Key. Right tackle Trent Brown is doubtful, while receiver/returner Dwayne Harris and guard Gabe Jackson are questionable.
