The Green Bay Packers got a mixed bag of injury updates ahead of their Thanksgiving matchup against the Lions.

Packers defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt suffered a fractured ankle and is likely out for 2025 season, a major blow to the team.

Once again, Jordan Love and the Green Bay Packers got the job done on Thanksgiving Day. In a rematch against the Detroit Lions on Thursday, Love put up

The Green Bay Packers are expected to lose defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt for the year after he suffered ligament damage in his left ankle.

Packers running back Josh Jacobs suffered a knee injury in Week 11 against the New York Giants. He missed practice Nov. 19 and was a limited participant the next two days before he was ruled out of the Vikings game. Jacobs told reporters last week that if he misses any time, it would be only one game.

The Green Bay Packers have three losses by a combined 9 points in 2025. While the defense has held up their end of the bargain, the offense has been, at times, disjointed, undisciplined, and lacking in core philosophy. That’s the recipe that’s heating up head coach Matt LaFleur’s seat, despite being 5-3-1. New scene. Enter: The New York Giants.

Detroit faces its first repeat opponent of the year, the Packers. Last time out, the Packers were able to stifle the Lions in the red zone on their opportunities. The Lions were out of sync, and consistent targeting of Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jahmyr Gibbs were easily snuffed out.

The Detroit Lions played an overtime game Nov. 23. Will that hurt them against the Green Bay Packers four days later?

For the Packers, the INTs need to start coming – Green Bay Packers’ defensive backs know they can’t afford to let INTs keep eluding their grasp. Division stretch could start playoff push – The Packers now embark on a three-game division stretch. If all goes their way, it could help create separation in the standings.