A total of 15 Packers not practicing: Allen Lazard (unknown), Eq St. Brown (ankle), Kevin King (hamstring), Mike Tyson (unknown), Ibraheim Campbell (knee), Curtis Bolton (knee), Oren Burks (pectoral), Malcolm Johnson (unknown), Kabion Ento (hamstring), Rashan Gary (unknown), Greg Roberts (abdomen), Cole Madison (unknown), David Bakhtiari (unknown), Jimmy Graham (finger), Reggie Gilbert (knee). Two players returned: Danny Vitale (calf), Ka'dar Hollman (stinger).
The Packers signed a couple of former undrafted rookies: LB James Folston and CB Jocquez Kalili. Folston (6-3, 233) originally signed with the Cardinals out of Pitt. Kalili (5-10, 185) originally signed with the Jaguars out of UNLV.
The Green Bay Packers will release safety Josh Jones on Sunday, and the 2017 second-round pick is likely to get claimed on waivers, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Lamar Miller's injury "was a tough thing to see," Texans coach Bill O'Brien said. Here's a look at all the big takeaways from the third full week of the 2019 NFL preseason.
Eric Thames and Trent Grisham hit back-to-back homers, Keston Hiura knocked in two runs and Chase Anderson pitched five strong innings as the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 4-0 Saturday night.
The Milwaukee Brewers have designated Opening Day starter Jhoulys Chacin for assignment.
The Packers released RB Darrin Hall, who had been claimed off waivers from the Bengals on July 27. GM Brian Gutekunst has been working the phones looking for another back in the trade market, according to league sources.
Jordan Lyles was pulled after pitching six no-hit innings and Milwaukee reliever Devin Williams gave up a bloop single with two outs in the seventh as the Brewers beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 6-1 on Friday night.
Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister credited organizers for "trying," but said there was a "lot of disappointment" over problems that led to the first NFL game in Canada since 2013 to be played on an 80-yard field.
The backup quarterback battle between DeShone Kizer and Tim Boyle will go down to the end of the preseason. While it seemed Kizer has been in the No. 2 spot most of camp, Boyle's two-TD showing in the start against the Raiders tightened things up going into the final preseason game on Thursday against the Chiefs. "We're going to evaluation from here until that decision has to be made," LaFleur said. Either way, GM Brian Gutekunst indicated last week that the backup QB is probably someone who's on the roster already.
Matt LaFleur said ultimately the reason he yanked his starters before kickoff on Thursday night in Winnipeg was a gut feeling. "Something in my gut. I was told when I got this job to trust my gut," LaFleur said.
Matt LaFleur's challenge this week is both getting the team ready for the regular-season opener, which is less than two weeks ago, but also making final roster evaluations. He mentioned possibly even splitting up the team into two different practices. "You would like to get a jump on the season opener, but there's still some position battles going on," LaFleur said.
Tom Nissalke, who was the first coach of the Utah Jazz and also coached in the NBA in Seattle, Houston and Cleveland, has died at age 87. He also was the ABA Coach of the Year with Dallas.
Packers receiver Equanimeous St. Brown, who almost certainly would have been in the rotation to start the season, might miss six weeks with a left high ankle sprain, a source told ESPN.
Equanimeous St. Brown's injury is a left-ankle sprain, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported. That's probably the best-case scenario for St. Brown, considering he couldn't walk off the field without assistance on Thursday night against the Raiders. However, it means St. Brown almost certainly won't be ready for the start of the regular season. It looks like it could be a six-week recovery time. Good thing for the Packers that they have what Aaron Rodgers called "one of the deeper [receiver] groups that we've had."
Wisconsin receiver Quintez Cephus, who was acquitted of sexual assault charges, will be eligible to play for the Badgers this season.
The Cleveland D recorded five first-half sacks, the Packers and Raiders ad-libbed and Daniel Jones impressed. Here's a look at the big takeaways from the third full week of the 2019 NFL preseason.
No post-game injury updates from Packers coach Matt LaFleur, but here's what came out of the game: Rashan Gary: Undisclosed injury but his agent tweeted that he "is fine and doing well." Equanimeous St. Brown: Left leg/ankle injury that appeared to be serious. Curtis Bolton: On crutches with a brace on his right knee. Allen Lazard: Appeared to land on his head/right shoulder.
Daniel Carson kicked a 33-yard field goal with 8 seconds remaining, and the Oakland Raiders earned a bizarre 22-21 preseason victory over the Green Bay Packers Thursday night on a field that was shortened to 80 yards over concerns about player safety.
Aaron Rodgers said on the Packers TV broadcast that not playing tonight has "nothing to do with (his sore) back, it's more the field conditions that we had tonight."
Rashan Gary's agency posted in a tweet that the Packers' first-round pick, who was taken to the locker room in a car, is OK. "[He] is fine and doing well. Thank you to everyone for their prayers and concern," RG Sports posted on Twitter.
Tim Boyle's numbers as he led the Packers to a 21-10 halftime lead: 16-of-25 for 191 yards and two touchdowns/no interceptions. His preseason totals: 31-of-57 for 338 yards and five touchdowns/no interceptions.
