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Alexander missed last week’s game against the Giants but should have a chance to play in Week 15 after being a limited participant in practice all week. The Packers are dealing with a number of injuries on the defensive side of the ball as safety Darnell Savage (shoulder) and linebacker Quay Walker (shoulder) are both listed as questionable as well. Savage didn’t log a practice all week, while Walker was a limited participant on both Thursday and Friday.

Walker missed one game because of the groin issue but has a chance to suit up in Week 11. That’s good news for a Green Bay defense that also has Jaire Alexander and Rashan Gary listed as questionable heading into the weekend. Depending on how those injuries break, Green Bay could be a surprisingly easy matchup for Matthew Stafford.

Walker missed Week 10 because of the groin issue after being listed as doubtful. A limited session on Wednesday gives him a good shot at returning to the lineup for Week 11. Jaire Alexander did not practice and looks like a long-shot to play this week.

Walker and Alexander were both listed as doubtful coming into this game, so it’s no surprise to see both inactive for Week 10. Kenny Pickett gets to face an undermannned defense this week with Green Bay down their top corner and their leader in total tackles.

Walker will miss a second game because of the groin issue he suffered in practice last week. The second-year linebacker has been impressive this year, racking up 66 tackles, five TFLs, and an interception which he took to the house. Down Walker and cornerback Jaire Alexander, Green Bay’s defense is looking increasingly beatable, even for Kenny Pickett.

Walker popped up on the injury report with the groin issue last Friday. He was listed as a limited participant in practice and was questionable for Week 9. He ultimately sat out on Sunday and could miss another game because of the injury. Walker has 66 total tackles, three pass breakups, and a pick-six this season.

The Packers will be down two starters on defense. Walker’s absence is a matchup upgrade for Rams TE Tyler Higbee.

Not great news for Walker, who was spotted on an exercise bike during the portion of practice opened to media. Walker wasn’t listed on the injury report prior to Friday and could be at risk of missing Week 9 against the Rams. Currently listed as questionable, Walker’s status will be one to monitor leading up to game time unless the Packers rule him out some time over the weekend.

Stokes is attempting to make a return from the physically unable to perform list while Walker was injured in Week 5 and is hopeful the bye week afforded him enough time to return to action. The Packers defense has struggled through injury through the first third of the season as they fight to stay afloat in the NFC North.

In reference to the statuses of Walker (knee) and S Darnell Savage (calf), LaFleur said, “We’re hopeful we can get them back for Denver.” LaFleur is hopeful to get the two starting defenders healthy over a Week 6 bye, but Walker and Savage’s statuses will become clearer the week of the team’s Week 7 showdown against the Broncos.