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For the most part, my injury analysis this season has basically boiled down to “next man up on the 53-man roster.” The Green Bay Packers’ cluster of injuries has mostly hit two units, the offensive and defensive lines — where…

The Green Bay Packers are facing roster management challenges ahead of their Week 6 matchup against the Dallas Cowboys. With defensive lineman Javon Hargrave expected to head to injured reserve, the Packers functionally have 51 healthy players on their active roster. However, injuries to Skyy Moore, Jonathan Ford, Keisean Nixon, and Benjamin St-Juste could force the franchise to make roster promotions or practice squad elevations.
Justis Mosqueda notes that Green Bay may activate wide receiver Savion Williams or defensive lineman Jordon Riley from injured reserve designations to bolster depth. Alternatively, the team could tap practice squad players, including defensive lineman David Blay Jr. or cornerbacks Domani Jackson and Elijah Culp, though doing so carries waiver-claim risks.
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