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Packers WR Jayden Reed to Miss Rest of Season with Neck Injury
Adam Schefter reported Reed is out indefinitely and could miss the rest of the season as the Packers await season-ending surgery.
- On Wednesday, the Green Bay Packers placed wide receiver Jayden Reed on injured reserve after he suffered a neck injury, with head coach Matt LaFleur confirming Reed will undergo season-ending surgery.
- Reed sustained 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 New Jersey.
- Before the injury, Reed caught four receptions for 24 yards in two games this season, far below his trajectory after signing a three-year, $50.2 million contract extension in April.
- Earlier Wednesday, Reed posted '11 out' on Instagram before ESPN's Adam Schefter reported the receiver is out indefinitely, signaling his absence extends well beyond the typical injured reserve minimum.
- Quarterback Jordan Love will now lean heavily on receivers Christian Watson and Matthew Golden as Green Bay attempts to fix an offense that has lacked consistency through the season's early weeks.
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Packers WR set to undergo season-ending surgery
The injury blows keep coming for the Green Bay Packers, and this time at the wide receiver position. On Wednesday, the Packers placed Jayden Reed on IR, and Reed posted a somber message on Instagram. “God will use the unusual to do the unexpected…11 out.” Right after that, Packers coach Matt LaFleur announced that Reed …
Jayden Reed Injury Update, Packers WR's Status Revealed in New NFL Rumors
Green Bay Packers wide receiver Jayden Reed has been placed on injured reserve and will be out indefinitely (possibly for the season) as he recovers from a neck injury suffered on Sept. 20 against the New York Jets, per ESPN's Adam Schefter.
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