It was a game-time decision for the Green Bay Packers as they faced the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, with five players listed as questionable on the injury report. Despite concerns, all five players – DL Kenny Clark, S Rudy Ford, and offensive linemen Josh Myers, Yosh Nijman, and Jon Runyan – were active for the game.
However, it was not all good news for the Packers, as CB Jaire Alexander and LB Quay Walker were listed as doubtful and ultimately ruled out for the game. This left the Packers with some key absences in their defensive lineup.
The Packers’ ability to have their questionable players active for the game provided a boost to their depth and flexibility, but the absence of Alexander and Walker may prove to be a significant challenge for the team to overcome.
As the game progressed, the impact of these roster decisions would become apparent as the Packers faced off against the Steelers. The team would have to adapt and adjust to make up for the absences and ensure they put up a competitive performance on the field.