Game 14: Packers at Broncos - 12/14/25 - CBS

[LikeABosh]

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That's why I hate football sometimes. Way too many injuries. Hard to get excited for anything

Well I don't have any title expectations now. Hopefully Kraft and Parsons can come back strong

[raysbookclub]

Tom and Watson being ok is best case at this point. Ok to lose today, but you gotta win out now to win the North.

[Turk Nowitzki]

The Parsons thing is just brutal. Even aside from how much it **** up this season, you're talking about not having him for a big chunk of next season now also. Franchise altering stuff.

[LikeABosh]

The Parsons thing is just brutal. Even aside from how much it **** up this season, you're talking about not having him for a big chunk of next season now also. Franchise altering stuff.

It's very possible he doesn't miss too many games. Watson was injured on Jan 5th and came back Oct 26th fwiw

[Turk Nowitzki]

The Parsons thing is just brutal. Even aside from how much it **** up this season, you're talking about not having him for a big chunk of next season now also. Franchise altering stuff.

It's very possible he doesn't miss too many games. Watson was injured on Jan 5th and came back Oct 26th fwiw

Yeah I forgot how crazy the timeline is on these ACL recoveries now. But I imagine they will take a cautious approach.

[TroyD92]

Players dropping like flys.

[MVP2110]

I'm at a loss for words. The season died today. The Packers went all in this season and lost every key player besides Love. Sports really suck sometimes

[MJ8]

The injuries today were brutal. I have been a Love fan since the day we drafted him but him unnecessarily throwing off his back foot is driving me crazy. Causes him to underthrow open receivers and he has been throwing behind alot of them. Until someone can get him to buy into the importance of good mechanics, he isn't going to take us to a title. He doesn't have the arm strength of Favre or Rodgers. Rodgers won 2 Mvp's after he studied film and worked on his mechanics to eliminate bad habits.

[M-C-G]

Broadcast talking about not having a field stretcher with Watson out meanwhile Melton getting snaps over Golden.

[M-C-G]

OL fell apart without Tom out there

[MickeyDavis]

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Hopefully some good news.

[RubberSoul]

OL fell apart without Tom out there

Reminiscent of 2023 season divisional round game against Niners. Entire game changed without him out there.


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[MickeyDavis]

I'd like to see the clip of Micah racing past a jogging Gary

[HKPackFan]

What a **** **** show. Massive players we cannot afford to lose in the playoffs run.

BTW... Where the **** was doubs?

Was he getting snaps at wr?

We were throwing to wicks and Bo Melton on the last drive. Was doubs in?


Did doubs get any throws his way in the game?


I was fast forwarding on my phone did not watch it properly. But doubs looked invisible, but maybe he was not out there.

[MickeyDavis]

From Acme

Running Backs
Josh Jacobs: 34
Chris Brooks: 17 (14 SPT)
Emanuel Wilson: 12 (6 SPT)

Both Josh Jacobs (knee swelling) and Emanuel Wilson (illness) came into Sunday with questionable statuses, but they ended up suiting up against Denver. Chris Brooks is starting to chip away at Wilson’s playing time, which is relevant with a MarShawn Lloyd decision on the horizon. If the Packers don’t activate Lloyd to the 53-man roster next week, they’ll have to shut down the 2024 third-round pick for the remainder of the season, meaning that Lloyd will have played just one game in two full seasons as a professional. It’s going to be hard for Green Bay to keep four running backs on the roster, though, so they can only likely keep two of Brooks, Wilson and Lloyd.

Receivers
Romeo Doubs: 48 (2 SPT)
Jayden Reed: 41
Dontayvion Wicks: 27
Christian Watson: 25
Matthew Golden: 22
CB Bo Melton: 9 (9 SPT)

Before Christian Watson went down with his chest injury, the outside receivers for the Packers were Watson and Romeo Doubs, primarily, and Jayden Reed filled the role of the slot receiver. Dontayvion Wicks seems to be earning a couple of more reps than first-round rookie Matthew Golden, despite Golden actually leading the team in receiving in this game.

Tight Ends
John FitzPatrick: 43 (6 SPT)
Luke Musgrave: 33 (1 SPT)
Josh Whyle: 2

Another player added to the injury list today was tight end Josh Whyle, who left the game in the first quarter with a concussion. If he isn’t able to go next week against the Chicago Bears, the Packers will have to end up elevating one of their two practice squad tight ends: McCallan Castles or Drake Dabney.

The team continues to oscillate between John FitzPatrick and Luke Musgrave as their “TE1.” This has been normal since Tucker Kraft went down with his ACL tear against the Carolina Panthers.

Offensive Linemen
Rasheed Walker: 63 (6 SPT)
Aaron Banks: 63 (6 SPT)
Sean Rhyan: 63 (6 SPT)
Anthony Belton: 63 (6 SPT)
Darian Kinnard: 40 (6 SPT)
Zach Tom: 25 (2 SPT)
Jordan Morgan: 0 (6 SPT)
Jacob Monk: 0 (6 SPT)

Right tackle Zach Tom went down with a knee injury, leading to Darian Kinnard hopping into the lineup. Kinnard usually only gets playing time in six-offensive-line sets, which he did twice on Sunday before Tom’s injury. Without Kinnard available to play tight end, the Packers disbanded their extra lineman looks.

Defensive Ends
Micah Parsons: 39
Kingsley Enagbare: 38 (6 SPT)
Rashan Gary: 38
Lukas Van Ness: 20
Arron Mosby: 2 (20 SPT)

Despite the injury, Micah Parsons actually played more snaps than any other defensive end on the Packers’ roster in this game. Lukas Van Ness only played 3 snaps in the first half, but he had to play 17 in the second half once Parsons went down with his knee injury. Moving forward, the team will likely have a three-man rotation between Kingsley Enagbare, Rashan Gary and Van Ness to end the year.

Arron Mosby, who mostly plays special teams for the Packers, got his first snaps on defense for the 2025 season in this game. With Parsons likely going on the injured reserve soon, rookie Barryn Sorrell probably won’t be a healthy scratch (like he was today) moving forward.

Defensive Tackles
Karl Brooks: 48 (10 SPT)
Colby Wooden: 42 (6 SPT)
Warren Brinson: 21 (4 SPT)
Jordon Riley: 15 (4 SPT)

For the second straight week, the Packers made Nazir Stackhouse and Quinton Bohanna healthy scratches. Green Bay only kept four defensive tackles on the 48-man gameday roster, with Warren Brinson filling in as the team’s backup defensive tackle and Jordon Riley, a nose tackle, playing limited snaps in a situational run-stopping role.

Linebackers
Edgerrin Cooper: 65 (4 SPT)
Quay Walker: 62 (4 SPT)
Isaiah McDuffie: 24 (20 SPT)
Ty’Ron Hopper: 0 (16 SPT)
Kristian Welch: 0 (14 SPT)

There’s not much to write about here, as Edgerrin Cooper and Quay Walker remain the team’s starting linebackers, and Isaiah McDuffie fills the role of the third linebacker in 4-3 looks.

Cornerbacks
Carrington Valentine: 65
Keisean Nixon: 65 (4 SPT)
Nate Hobbs: 9 (2 SPT)
Kamal Hadden: 0 (7 SPT)

The full-time outside cornerbacks on this team are still Carrington Valentine and Keisean Nixon. Nate Hobbs split slot reps with safety Javon Bullard, who struggled at times during this game. Really, the whole secondary probably played their worst game of the year on Sunday, as they could have had five interceptions and allowed a below-average passing game to torch them throughout.

Safeties
Xavier McKinney: 65 (11 SPT)
Evan Williams: 46 (7 SPT)
Javon Bullard: 32 (7 SPT)
Zayne Anderson: 19 (16 SPT)
Kitan Oladapo: 0 (15 SPT)

Evan Williams dropped out of the game with a knee injury, leading to Zayne Anderson taking over at the position. This kept Javon Bullard in the slot, rather than allowing him to play further off the ball. In general, Anderson has been higher on the safety depth chart than Kitan Oladapo throughout their Packers careers. Oladapo is the team’s third slot defender and fifth safety, as it stands today.

[HKPackFan]

Doubs 48 (2ST) snaps, 3 targets, 2 catches, 36 yards, 1 was 26 yards.


I was hoping Doubs would step up after Watson went down, but all his targets and catches were in the first half.

He didn't get a single target in the second half.


I'm not trying to pick on a guy and say he's the reason why we lost.

I just had hopes he would step up after Watson went down and he's in a contract year.

[HKPackFan]

Btw. **** these guys and the stupid penalties.

We had at least 2 redzone penalties one I know forced a fg and we had drive extending penalties on D.

And so many missed INTs by our secondary.

Those mistakes alone are the difference in this game.