Let's start with some pawsitive news shall we?
#Packers OL Lucas Patrick, who started yesterday’s opener at left guard before leaving with a shoulder injury, got good news on his tests and should be probable to play next week, source said.
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) September 14, 2020
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I've kind of resolved Taylor is gonna be out a while, if not the season. Hoping KC is in a situation where it's only short term. Groins are tricky though...
Packers open as 5.5-point favorites against the Lions at Lambeau on Sunday.
— Matt Schneidman (@mattschneidman) September 14, 2020
The Lions will either be one bitter ass team coming into Lambeau or it will come into deflated and still reeling from their meltdown yesterday.
Regardless, Patricia has to feel that heat on his seat warming up pretty good and we're only in week 1.
It's widely known in the NFL the Cleveland Browns is where careers go to die. The Lions have to be 1B in that same regard.
I think it's safe to say Fart is gonna chock.
The Lions are going to do Lion things just like they did yesterday. Puzzling to see several writers pick them to win the division.
What about that fool at SI that picked all four teams in the division to be 8-8. Idiocy.
#Packers RG Lane Taylor suffered a season-ending knee injury that will surgery, source said.
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) September 14, 2020
Not a surprise and very unfortunate.
Any update on Kenny Clark’s groin injury?
Coming shortly
MLF said they are still waiting on KC's groin...my take...that's ain't good.
Clever...
the bares put up 27... I want double that.
PUCKERS DON'T CHOCK!!! 1111
Isn't the fact that it's Lions week pawsitive enough?
Lions have injury woes far worse then ours ..
Hamstring injuries are threatening Detroit’s season. Top receiver Kenny Golladay and top draft pick Jeff Okudah didn’t play because of them, then starting corners Justin Coleman and Desmond Trufant left the opener with their own. That’s Detroit’s top deep threat in an offense built around the deep pass, and all three cornerbacks who are expected to eventually start. Okudah seemed unlikely to crack the lineup against Chicago even at full strength based on the way he was practicing, but the injury is further slowing his progress. Once Trufant went down in the second half, every cornerback left on Detroit’s roster was on the field -- Amani Oruwariye, Darryl Roberts and Tony McRae. Mitchell Trubisky against those guys: 9 of 11 passing for 92 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions.
Mitchell Trubisky against those guys: 9 of 11 passing for 92 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions.
Rodgers:
Many a game has changed dramatically because of CBs going out with injuries. Usually much more so when it happens during the game.
And here I thought it was Loins Week!
I see the Loins as being similar to the Vikes, but with even less talent. More so considering the injuries they had yesterday.
And damn the schedule-makers. September is way too early to have these dome teams playing in Lambeau. 
I'm going to wait and see what the status of our DL is come Sunday...yeah, the Packers should be able to score points, but I for one do not relish getting into a shootouts every week.
I mean, with a murderer's row of Keke, Lowry, Adams and Lancaster...
Defensive line was definitely the least impressive of any of our position groups yesterday.
I could tell by the way Kenny walked to the locker room it was a groin. damnitalltohell. more than likely, that'll be with him all season. or can HGH fix that? 
I've been a Kenny fan since day one. That's one big rock missing from the middle.
@Tdog posted:I could tell by the way Kenny walked to the locker room it was a groin. damnitalltohell. more than likely, that'll be with him all season. or can HGH fix that?
I've been a Kenny fan since day one. That's one big rock missing from the middle.
Pure guess. But if this was season ending, I think it would have been leaked to Schefter/Rapp/Glazer etc. And usually those season enders get leaked early in the week.
I think the dilemma with this "groin" will be whether KC plays with it now and risks making it worse OR whether he sits out X amount of time and let's it heal.
oh, I don't think it's season ending. just bummed for the guy since it's going to be limiting no matter what. maybe 6 weeks off would get it right? I don't know.
@packerboi posted:Let's start with some pawsitive news shall we?
@packerboi posted:Pure guess. But if this was season ending, I think it would have been leaked to Schefter/Rapp/Glazer etc. And usually those season enders get leaked early in the week.
I think the dilemma with this "groin" will be whether KC plays with it now and risks making it worse OR whether he sits out X amount of time and let's it heal.
Either way he's dealing with it all season. I think he should sit now and deal with no real DTs while every other team is getting their shit together in the next few games.
As a veteran of groin pulls...most of them not for fun....
They're all over the board. I've had some that felt better in a day or two and then I had one that I felt for the better part of a year.
I'm assuming KC has more healing protocols at his disposal than I did----Ben Gay and boxed wine.
@FLPACKER posted:Defensive line was definitely the least impressive of any of our position groups yesterday.
I don't know, the punt team was pretty disappointing. I barely noticed them.
@Blair Kiel posted:As a veteran of groin pulls...most of them not for fun....
They're all over the board. I've had some that felt better in a day or two and then I had one that I felt for the better part of a year.
I'm assuming KC has more healing protocols at his disposal than I did----Ben Gay and boxed wine.
Ben Gay on the groin...
Who didn't put Ben Gay in the jock straps of high school teammates?
Technology had advanced by the time I got to high school.
@packerboi posted:I mean. Don’t knock it til you try it.
@packerboi posted:I mean. Don’t knock it til you try it.
I've "knocked it" plenty of times over the years without the assistance of Ben Gay.
The Packers had OT Ryan Pope in for a tryout, a source said. The rookie was a highly sought-after rookie free agent (San Diego State) who signed with the Jaguars but spent most of camp on the reserve/COVID list and then was released on cutdown day. https://t.co/znNPxUBY2V
— Rob Demovsky (@RobDemovsky) September 15, 2020
Matt LaFleur says Billy Turner was "making progress" last week, leading to him practicing limited Thursday in pads, but his knee was sore and swollen Friday. So #Packers eased back on his timeline last week, will see how his knee feels this week.
— Ryan Wood (@ByRyanWood) September 16, 2020
