Green Bay Packers injury report: Latest on Jordan Love, MarShawn Lloyd, Jayden Reed and more for Week 2

The Green Bay Packers face the Indianapolis Colts in Week 2 of the 2024 NFL season. The Packers are fresh off a loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Brazil and will aim for their first win of the year when they take on the Colts.

Let's take a look at the Packers' injury report ahead of a crucial Week 2 game.

Green Bay Packers injury report for Week 2

The Green Bay Packers have released their final injury report ahead of their game against the Colts. Three players are listed as questionable, while the other players on the report do not have designations.

Running back MarShawn Lloyd, quarterback Jordan Love and wide receiver Jayden Reed are listed as questionable. Defensive back Corey Ballentine, nose tackle Kenny Clark, linebacker Edgerrin Cooper, running back Josh Jacobs and linebacker Quay Walker are also on the list.

Let's take a closer look at the players listed as questionable:

Jordan Love's injury status

According to CBS Sports, Jordan Love was absent from training throughout the week ahead of the Colts game.

The Green Bay Packers have left the door open for their star quarterback to play on Sunday against the Colts. This is despite him reportedly sustaining a Grade 1-to-2 MCL sprain in his left knee during the team's defeat to the Eagles in their season opener.

MarShawn Lloyd's injury status

According to CBS Sports, MarShawn Lloyd is listed as questionable for the Colts' game due to a hamstring injury. Lloyd missed the first game of the season due to the same issue that he's been dealing with since Green Bay's preseason opener on August 10, 2024.

However, the running back appeared in training all week in a limited capacity. Hence, there's a chance that he will play an RB2 role behind Josh Jacobs against the Colts.

Jayden Reed's injury status

According to CBS Sports, Jayden Reed practiced on Friday in a limited capacity due to shin and calf injuries. Reed's availability for the Colts' game remains under doubt, as his spot for the first two Packers' training sessions was blank.