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Bears-Packers Injury Report Injury Report CHICAGO BEARS at GREEN BAY PACKERS Sunday, November 9, 2014 - Lambeau Field - Green Bay, WI CHICAGO BEARS Wednesday (11/5/14) Thursday (11/6/14) Friday (11/7/14) Out Out Out Pos. Player Injury Pos. Player Injury Pos. Player Injury G Matt Slauson Chest G Matt Slauson Chest Did Not Participate in Practice Did Not Participate in Practice Pos. Player Injury Pos. Player Injury Doubtful G/T Eben Britton Illness G/T Eben Britton Illness Pos. Player Injury LB Darryl Sharpton Hamstring LB Darryl Sharpton Hamstring Limited Participation in Practice Limited Participation in Practice Pos. Player Injury Pos. Player Injury Questionable TE Martellus Bennett Ribs Pos. Player Injury Full Participation in Practice Full Participation in Practice Pos. Player Injury Pos. Player Injury LB Jonathan Bostic Back LB Jonathan Bostic Back LB Lance Briggs Ribs LB Lance Briggs Ribs Probable CB Kyle Fuller Hip/Hand CB Kyle Fuller Hip/Hand Pos. Player Injury S Danny McCray Knee S Danny McCray Knee G/T Jordan Mills Foot G/T Jordan Mills Foot Bold indicates change in status GREEN BAY PACKERS Wednesday (11/5/14) Thursday (11/6/14) Friday (11/7/14) Out Out Out Pos. Player Injury Pos. Player Injury Pos. Player Injury Did Not Participate in Practice Did Not Participate in Practice Doubtful Pos. Player Injury Pos. Player Injury Pos. Player Injury G T.J. Lang Ankle G T.J. Lang Ankle G Josh Sitton Toe G Josh Sitton Toe Limited Participation in Practice Limited Participation in Practice Questionable Pos. Player Injury Pos. Player Injury Pos. Player Injury WR Kevin Dorsey Foot Full Participation in Practice Full Participation in Practice Pos. Player Injury Pos. Player Injury S Morgan Burnett Calf S Morgan Burnett Calf Probable DE Datone Jones Ankle DE Datone Jones Ankle Pos. Player Injury QB Aaron Rodgers Hamstring QB Aaron Rodgers Hamstring CB Sam Shields Knee CB Sam Shields Knee Bold indicates change in status Limited Participation (LP) = less than 100% of a player’s normal reps Out = definitely will not play Full Participation (FP) = 100% of a player’s normal reps Doubtful = at least 75% chance will not play Did Not Participate in Practice (DNP) Questionable = 50-50 chance will not play Probable = virtual certainty will be available for normal duty.
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