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According to the team’s announcement, wide receiver Christian Watson of the Green Bay Packers left Sunday’s 20-3 victory over the Los Angeles Rams with a chest injury, a back injury, and is also being evaluated for a concussion.
Christian Watson’s season hasn’t started off well because he was injured for the first two of the season’s three games. Given his current medical conditions—two injuries and a possible concussion—it appears that Watson may miss more time than expected this season.
According to Matt Schneidman of The Athletic, Watson was in good spirits and told a teammate he was good, but he did not speak to reporters following the game because he is in the concussion protocol.
With the victory over the Rams, the Packers improved to 3-5 on the season, but their offense did not produce much of a visual display. When facing a Rams offense without Matthew Stafford, Green Bay’s defense was extremely effective.
The Packers will play the Pittsburgh Steelers on the road the following week. It should be another low-scoring game, and a victory over the Steelers would put the Packers back in the hunt for a wild card in a weak NFC at 4-5.
This week, it will be worthwhile to keep an eye on Watson’s status via the injury report. If he has a concussion, clearing the protocol will be the first thing to do. After that, it’s unknown how long he will be sidelined due to a potentially serious chest and back injury.
The team needs quarterback Jordan Love to put things together regardless of Watson’s health. Though the team may have to deal with the wide receiver’s absence, Watson should help Jordan Love.