​The Green Bay Packers have released their first injury report of the week ahead of the Week 7 contest against the Detroit Lions and it had some notable names on it, including quarterback Jordan Love and wide receivers Matthew Golden and Christian Watson, but not running back Josh Jacobs.The injury report was an estimation, so that’s something to keep in mind, but Love, Golden and Watson were all listed as limited participants.Golden has a shoulder injury, Love is dealing with a back issue and Watson is listed with an ankle injury. None of the three players were included on last week’s injury report, so they’re new additions this week.MORE: NFC power rankings for Week 7Meanwhile, Jacobs was not listed on the injury report, which means he was an estimated full-go on the first injury report he was eligible for this season since being removed from the Commissioner’s Exempt List on Monday.Packers held only what they called a job-through today so practice participations are estimated, but only one DNP today.
Josh Jacobs not listed so presumably he’s full go. https://t.co/48UYiLmsLy— Rob Demovsky (@RobDemovsky) October 21, 2026Jacobs was not dealing with an injury, but we have seen players listed with a not injury-related/conditioning tag before, like the Pittsburgh Steelers did with Joey Porter Jr.What this means for Love, Golden, WatsonGreen Bay Packers wide receiver Matthew Golden (0) runs after the catch in overtime against the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium. Credit: Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images via Reuters Connect (Reuters)While it is at least mildly concerning Love, Golden and Watson are on the injury report, it is far too early to be worried about their respect statuses for Week 7.Adding to the optimism for all three, they were estimated limited participants. Had they been non-participants, that would have been more concerning.The Packers will release their second injury report of the week on Thursday, so we’ll know more then.MORE: Bold predictions for NFL Week 7As of right now, we’d expect all three to suit up.What this means for JacobsGreen Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs (8) runs for a touchdown against the Pittsburgh Steelers during the fourth quarter at Acrisure Stadium. Credit: Charles LeClaire-Imagn Images via Reuters Connect (Reuters)The Packers have been non-committal about Jacobs suiting up in Week 7 because he has not played or taken part in a single practice all season long.However, head coach Matt LaFleur did say he was encouraged with the shape Jacobs returned in, although he also noted how the veteran running back has to get into game shape.“We feel like he’s in a pretty good spot,” LaFleur said to reporters on Monday. “He’s been training, but he’s missed the exposure to football.”“That’s going to be determined throughout the course of the week, see where he’s at, see how he’s feeling, and then we’ll make a decision,” LaFleur added on Jacobs’ availability.As of right now, Jaco