Packers Release Final Injury Report Before Monday Night Football Tilt With Vikings
By Ian Anderson
The Green Bay Packers have released their final injury report before Monday night's pivotal NFC North clash with the Minnesota Vikings and it is reassuring for Packers' fans.
Only two players carry an injury tag heading into Monday's game, which means that Green Bay is traveling to Minnesota very healthy.
The final injury report for Monday night: https://t.co/zYG1FsABry pic.twitter.com/L9JTwOsv5D
— Rob Demovsky (@RobDemovsky) December 21, 2019
With crucial players like Brian Bulaga and Blake Martinez fully participating in Saturday's practice, Green Bay gets a huge health boost.
Martinez has been one of the best linebackers in the league this season and is considered a Pro Bowl snub. He currently leads the NFL with 140 tackles.
Final prep for MNF.
— Green Bay Packers (@packers) December 21, 2019
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Green Bay looks to claim its first NFC North title in three seasons with a win against the Vikings.
One of the biggest reassurances for the Packers is that Pro Bowl running back Dalvin Cook will not be suiting up on Monday night for Minnesota. Without Cook and backup running back Alexander Mattison limited, it seems as if Mike Boone will be getting his first ever start.
With Boone starting, the game will rely on the arm of Kirk Cousins who is notorious for losing on Monday night. This game favors the Packers.