US EditionPackers' Cornerback Nate Hobbs Out After Right Knee Surgery for Torn Meniscus
BROWN COUNTY, WISCONSIN, AUG 5 – Nate Hobbs had surgery to repair a partial meniscus tear and will miss training camp and preseason but aims to return for Week 1 of the regular NFL season, sources said.
- Green Bay Packers cornerback Nate Hobbs had knee surgery on August 5, 2025, in Green Bay to address a partial tear in his meniscus.
- The procedure followed a knee injury sustained during a practice collision, leading the team and Hobbs to prioritize immediate care to ensure season readiness.
- Hobbs has not participated in training camp since July 31, including missing Family Night, and is anticipated to sit out the rest of camp and the upcoming joint practices before the preseason games begin.
- The four-year, $48 million contract Hobbs signed in March 2025 positions him as a starting outside cornerback alongside Keisean Nixon, with Carrington Valentine stepping up during his absence.
- Hobbs is projected to return by the regular-season opener on September 7, 2025, and the team expresses optimism about his competitive drive and contribution to their Super Bowl goals.
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Packers cornerback Nate Hobbs remains out of practice after undergoing knee procedure
Green Bay Packers cornerback Nate Hobbs has undergone a surgical procedure on his knee that will keep him out of training camp for now.
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