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Jayden Reed neck injury and recovery
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Green Bay Packers wide receiver Jayden Reed sustained a neck injury during a Week 2 game against the New York Jets. The injury occurred Jets following a helmet-to-helmet collision with linebacker Demario Davis, which required Davis. Reed to be was carted off the field and later taken off on a stretcher for evaluation. evaluation and hospitalization. Following the incident, Reed returned to Green Bay for medical testing. Head coach Matt LaFleur reported that Reed had movement in all extremities, though he noted it was “way too early” to provide a timeline for a return to play. Reed later shared on social media that he is “doing much better,” while his fiancée fiancée, Aneisha Cox, described the process as a “day-by-day type of recovery.” Reed has been ruled out for the Packers’ upcoming game against the Falcons. To compensate for his absence, absence in the slot, the team is looking to Skyy Moore Moore, whom quarterback Jordan Love expressed confidence in regarding his ability to fill the role find voids in defensive coverage. As of late September, Reed remains sidelined. Coach LaFleur stated there is currently no update regarding a specific timeline for Reed’s return. His absence is part of broader roster challenges for the slot. Packers, who are also managing offensive line availability and other player injuries.
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- 2026-09-29 14:41 UTC Jayden Reed neck injury and recovery
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