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Packers’ Jayden Reed Fractured Collarbone vs. Commanders

by David Thompson - Sports Editor

Packers WR Jayden Reed Suffers fractured Collarbone, Expected ⁢to Miss ​6-8 ⁢Weeks

The Green Bay Packers have received⁣ tough news regarding wide‌ receiver Jayden Reed, who sustained a fractured collarbone during Thursday’s game against the Washington Commanders.Packers Head Coach⁤ Matt ‌LaFleur confirmed the injury following the ‌game on September 12, 2024.

Injury Details

The injury occurred in‌ the first ⁣quarter⁢ when Reed appeared to secure ⁣a 39-yard‍ touchdown reception. However, the play ⁤was nullified by a penalty. ⁤ As Commanders safety Quan Martin completed a tackle on Reed, ⁤the receiver ⁤was visibly injured and afterward ruled out ⁢for the remainder‌ of the contest.

Recovery Timeline

While the​ exact recovery period varies, ⁣the Packers are currently anticipating a six-to-eight week absence for Reed, according to reports. This timeline places‍ his potential return sometime in November 2024.

Impact on the Packers Offense

Reed ⁤had a strong start to the ⁤2024‍ season, recording three receptions⁣ for ⁢45⁢ yards and a touchdown ⁣in the Packers’ Week 1 victory ⁣over the ​detroit Lions. His ⁤absence will undoubtedly be felt⁤ as‍ the Packers navigate a challenging early⁣ schedule.

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