Green Bay Packers
Roster
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Recent official rulings
Sean Rhyan — Out
Rhyan was injured in Sunday's loss to the Lions. To make matters worse, Jacob Monk (quadriceps) landed on injured reserve Monday, meaning the Packers may continue to rely on John Williams, the 2025 No. 250 overall pick, to fill the void at the center position for the foreseeable future.
Jacob Monk — Injured Reserve
A fifth-round pick in 2024, Monk started the first three games of the season at right guard and was called upon to man center Sunday against the Lions after Sean Rhyan exited with an ankle injury. With Rhyan out multiple weeks and Monk slated to miss at least four games, the Packers will likely turn to John Williams at center after he came on to play the first 58 offensive snaps of his career against Detroit on Sunday.
Sean Rhyan — Out
Green Bay is in deep trouble at center. After Rhyan went down against Detroit, replacement Jacob Monk (quadriceps) was unable to finish the game, forcing John Williams into action for his first career offensive snaps after being taken in the seventh round of the 2025 Draft.
Zaire Franklin — Out
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Jacob Monk — Injured Reserve
Monk entered the game when center Sean Rhyan (ankle) exited. The reserve center immediately exited the game with a quadriceps injury, forcing backup tackle John Williams into his first snaps at center for the Packers.
Benjamin St-Juste — Out
St-Juste will miss consecutive games with a hamstring injury he aggravated during the Packers' Week 5 win over the Bears. The cornerback's absence leaves Carrington Valentine and Kamal Hadden as the only depth options behind Brandon Cisse and Keisean Nixon in Sunday's contest.
Kaleb Johnson — Out
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Kevin Zeitler — Out
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Benjamin St-Juste — Out
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Zaire Franklin — Out
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Donovan Jennings — Out
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Jager Burton — Out
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Zaire Franklin — Out
Head coach Mike LaFleur told reporters Friday that Franklin injured his shin on a collision during Thursday's practice, and the injury is severe enough for the veteran linebacker to miss his first game of the 2026 season. He's played every defensive snap in five of six games, and that workload will likely fall on Isaiah McDuffie or Nick Niemann for Sunday's NFC North tilt. Franklin's next chance to play is Week 8 against the Panthers on Thursday.
Zaire Franklin — Out
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Luke Musgrave — Out
Musgrave has yet to return to the Packers since being placed on the PUP list prior to Week 1 of the regular season, and until the 26-year-old proves otherwise, he will likely continue to sit out. Tucker Kraft and Jonnu Smith will continue leading the charge at the tight end position.
Micah Parsons — Out
With Green Bay not yet ready to open Parsons' 21-day practice window this week, the star edge rusher can safely be ruled out from making his 2026 debut Sunday in Detroit. LaFleur isn't dismissing the possibility of Parsons playing Week 8 versus the Panthers, though because that game will be a Thursday night matchup, the five-time Pro Bowler may face an uphill battle to gain clearance. At this point, the Packers' Week 9 matchup with the Patriots on Nov. 8 looks to be a more realistic target for Parsons to make his return to action, after his 2025 season came to an end when he tore his ACL on Dec. 14.
Benjamin St-Juste — Out
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Aaron Banks — Out
Banks will miss his fourth straight game, so Laken Tomlinson should remain in the starting lineup at left guard for Green Bay.
Aaron Banks — Out
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Benjamin St-Juste — Out
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