Here’s What Saturday’s Packers Roster Moves Mean for Sunday’s Game at Jets
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Key Points:
- Packers edge rusher Lukas Van Ness has cleared concussion protocol and will play Sunday against the Jets, while defensive tackle Javon Hargrave remains out due to concussion protocol, leaving the team short two defensive tackles.
- The Packers made no practice squad elevations this week, choosing to rely on current roster players such as Devonte Wyatt, Jonathan Ford, and Anthony Campbell, who will make his NFL debut.
- Despite injuries, the Packers opted not to elevate several practice squad players, including edge Nyjalik Kelly, defensive tackle Eric Johnson, cornerback Domani Jackson, and running back Pierre Strong, signaling confidence in the current roster depth.
- The Packers face a challenge stopping the Jets' strong running back duo of Breece Hall and Braelon Allen, with linebacker Zaire Franklin noting the Jets' effective one-two punch running game.
- The Jets elevated kicker Jason Sanders and linebacker Troy Reeder from the practice squad, while rookie receiver Omar Cooper was placed on injured reserve.
