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NFL Week 2 Packers vs Commanders Injury Report – Micah Parsons still doubtful as Jayden Daniels, Jordan Love fully fit for Thursday Night Football Battle!

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We begin the second week of the 2025-26 NFL season with Thursday Night Football (TNF) with the Washington Commanders making the trip to Wisconsin to take on the Green Bay Packers. This week 2 matchup features both teams coming off wins from their previous week’s encounters.

The Packers kicked off their campaign this year with a home game against the Detroit Lions. Green Bay’s solid performance on both sides of the ball will give them plenty of confidence heading into their matchup against the Commanders. Not only did they win convincingly by 2 touchdowns over the Lions, but they also showed their strength as a top 5 defensive unit.

The Commanders are also coming into this game with a positive result in week 1 against the New York Giants. While they thrashed New York 21-6, it would be wise not to read too much into it, given that the Giants are hardly a strong opponent.

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Green Bay Packers Injury Report for Game versus Washington Commanders

As per the latest injury report on the Packers’ official website, there are several players designated as limited participants, including Micah Parsons, who is dealing with a back issue. Few were full participants, which also includes quarterback Jordan Love, who is dealing with an issue with his left thumb.

Guard Aaron Banks, defensive lineman Brenton Cox Jr., cornerback Bo Melton, and offensive lineman Zach Tom are the four players who did not practice on Tuesday.

Player	Position	Injury	Practice status	Game Status
Zayne Anderson	S	Knee	LP	–
Aaron Banks	G	Ankle/Groin	DNP	–
Brenton Cox Jr.	DL	Groin	DNP	–
Matthew Golden	WR	Ankle	FP	–
Nate Hobbs	CB	Knee	LP	–
Jordan Love	QB	Left Thumb	FP	–
Bo Melton	CB	Shoulder	DNP	–
Micah Parsons	DL	Back	LP	–
Jayden Reed	WR	Foot	LP	–
Barryn Sorrell	DL	Knee	LP	–
Zach Tom	OL	Oblique	DNP	–
Quay Walker	LB	Quadricep	FP	–
Daniel Whelan	P	Right Knee	FP	–
Dontayvion Wicks	WR	Calf	LP	–

*Note: DNP – Did not practice, LP – Limited participant, FP – Full participant

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Washington Commanders Injury Report for Game versus Green Bay Packers

On the Commanders’ side, the injury report for Tuesday has not been updated, but Monday’s report shows punter Tress Way as the only player to not participate, while two were limited and another four were full participants.

Player	Position	Injury	Practice status	Game Status
Tress Way	P	Back	DNP	–
Noah Brown	WR	Knee	LP	–
Austin Ekeler	RB	Shoulder	LP	–
John Bates	TE	Shoulder	FP	–
Jayden Daniels	QB	Right wrist	FP	–
Daron Payne	DT	Calf	FP	–
Deatrich Wise	DE	Knee	FP	–

*Note: DNP – Did not practice, LP – Limited participant, FP – Full participant

The Thursday night game between the Packers and the Commanders is an important one in the context of gaining an upper hand for playoff seedings, should both teams be in that position at the end of the regular season. The winner of this game will also carry a psychological edge and will be a confidence booster for the weeks ahead.

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