The Green Bay Packers and Cleveland Browns put out their final injury reports of the week ahead of their Week 3 contest on Sunday and a grand total of four players are listed as questionable and two are ruled out between the two teams.
The biggest name we’re keeping an eye on going into Sunday is tight end Tucker Kraft, who is listed as questionable after suffering a knee injury in practice.
Kraft got hurt on Thursday and did not practice on Friday, although he was doing some rehab work on a side field, which is a good sign for him.
“It’s unfortunate,” LaFleur said of Kraft’s injury. “It is what it is. I don’t think it will be long term, so that’s a positive.
The Packers are also in danger of not having starting right tackle Zach Tom, who was limited all week with an oblique injury. Tom is hoping to make his return to Green Bay’s lineup after sitting out last week’s game.
In Cleveland, the Browns could be down two starting offensive linemen in Jack Conklin and Joel Bitonio, both of whom are questionable.
Bitonio did not practice at all during the week, while Conklin, who did not suit up in Week 2, was limited in all three sessions.
Now, a look at the full list of injury designations for both teams.
Packers injury designations for Week 3
TE Tucker Kraft (knee) – Questionable
OL Zach Tom (oblique) – Questionable
WR Jayden Reed (foot, shoulder) – Out
Browns injury designations for Week 3
G Joel Bitonio (back) – Questionable
OT Jack Conklin (elbow) – Questionable
DT Mike Hall Jr. (knee) – Out
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