Green Bay Packers wide receiver Jayden Reed to undergo season-ending neck surgery
- The Green Bay Packers placed wide receiver Jayden Reed on injured reserve Wednesday, with head coach Matt LaFleur confirming Reed will undergo season-ending neck surgery.
- Reed suffered the neck injury on September 20 during the second offensive play against the New York Jets, requiring immobilization on a backboard and an overnight hospital stay.
- In two games this season, Reed recorded four receptions for 24 yards, far below his $50.2 million contract extension signed in April that positioned him as a long-term cornerstone.
- Earlier Wednesday, Reed posted '11 out' on Instagram before ESPN's Adam Schefter reported the receiver is out indefinitely, leaving Green Bay without clarity on his return timeline.
- Quarterback Jordan Love must now lean on receivers Christian Watson and Matthew Golden as Green Bay attempts to fix an offense that has lacked consistency through three weeks without Reed.
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Packers add guard Kevin Zeitler and lose receiver Jayden Reed for the rest of the season
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — The Green Bay Packers’ struggling offense underwent more upheaval Wednesday with the arrival of veteran guard Kevin Zeitler and the announcement that wide receiver Jayden
Packers wide receiver to undergo season-ending neck surgery
The fourth-year receiver, who exited the Green Bay Packers' Week 2 matchup with the New York Jets, will miss the remainder of the season.
Packers receiver Jayden Reed gets bad news about neck injury after leaving Week 2 game on spine board
Green Bay Packers WR Jayden Reed will require neck surgery and is out for the season, coach Matt LaFleur says. Reed will be placed on the injured reserve list.
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