Robert

Ferguson

He didn’t practice Friday, but is expected to play. Check the pregame inactives, but Ferguson is a strong WR3 at Indianapolis if he starts.

“If it was up to me, I would have played,” Ferguson said. “I ran in the morning, and they didn’t like what they saw.” Ferguson has a sprained ankle and strained Achilles tendon. Ferguson expects to play in week six.

“I thought he was done for the year the way he fell,” said fellow receiver Antonio Chatman. Ferguson was already listed as probable with a sore knee. He’s still listed as probable for now, although Green Bay is awaiting test results on the ankle. The Packers only have three other receivers on their roster: Chatman, Donald Driver, and Javon Walker.

Ferguson promised the Green Bay media he wouldn’t miss another game this weekend. He’s turned into the third option at wideout in Green Bay anyhow.

Ferguson worsened a foot injury earlier in the week. Antonio Chatman will move up to No. 3 receiver

He’ll have to practice Friday, but the Packers expect him to. He’s still not a fantay option this weekend.

He may start, but Ferguson has evolved into Green Bay’s No. 3 receiver. He still has some fantasy upside if he can get healthy.

Despite previous reports, Ferguson is unlikely to start this weekend. The tough-minded wideout should still have a shot at the starting role in Green Bay.

He caught four passes for 44 yards before leaving. Ferguson has fantasy promise for the future, but has been too injured all year to help consistently.

It looks like he’ll be able to make a full recovery, possibly this season. Antonio Chatman should step in as the No. 3 receiver.