Is Jayden Reed playing tonight? Packers WR's status revealed for Week 15 SNF showdown vs. Seahawks

Jayden Reed has been one of Green Bay Packers' best finds in the 2023 NFL Draft. As a rookie, Reed had a historic season, accouting for 68 catches, 828 yards and eight touchdowns, including the playoffs.

The Packers offense has been rolling this season, thanks to the growth of quarterback Jordan Love and the prowess of running back Josh Jacobs. The team has found its way to get the job done and Reed has been one of the team's unnoticed stars this year.

The Packers will take on the Seattle Seahawks in Week 15. Let's look at Reed's status for this epic NFC Sunday Night Football showdown.

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Is Jayden Reed playing tonight vs. Seahawks?

Yes, Jayden Reed will start for the Green Bay Packers against the Seahawks on Sunday. The team did not list the second-year wide receiver on the injury report, indicating he's healthy and ready to go.

Cornerback Corey Ballentine has been listed questionable this week. The Packers will be without cornerback Jaire Alexander, Safety Javon Bullard and tight end Luke Musgrave for SNF clash against the Seahawks.

Second-year pro Romeo Doubs, who missed last two weeks due to concussion, was cleared by an independent neurologist and will be ready to go on Sunday. Safety Evan Williams also cleared concussion protocol and will lace up against the Seahawks.

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Jayden Reed 2024 Stats: How has the Packers WR fared this season?

Jayden Reed started the 2024 NFL season on a high note against the Philadelphia Eagles in Brazil, with 138 yard in four catches and scored a touchdown. In the first four weeks of the season, Reed had 17 catches, 336 yards, and two touchdowns to his name.

Reed has had three 100-yard games this season, with the last one coming against the Detroit Lions in Week 9, where he had five catches and 113 yards.

In the last four weeks, Reed's usage in the offense has been very minimal. The Packers WR had eight catches, 73 yards and scored two touchdowns. Reed went catch-less in 34-31 loss to the Lions last week.

"I always want the ball in my hands," Reed said. "A lot of that I can't control. I don't make the calls. It's a team game. The blocking's got to go right, a lot has to go right for things like that to happen."

This season, Reed leads the Packers in targets (59), receptions (44) and receiving yards (693), averaging 15.8 yards per catch. He ranks next to tight end Tucker Kraft in touchdowns (six).

Matt LaFleur will look to increase the role of Reed in the coming weeks, who'll prove to be a dangerous weapon, if the Packers hope to make a deep playoff run.