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Christian Watson says he can play through a broken rib Sunday in New England

The Daily Green Bay teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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If you've been worried about Christian Watson, here's good news. The receiver says he's preparing to play through soreness from a broken rib when the Packers visit New England on Sunday. He was taken by ambulance from Lambeau Field last Thursday night, and he said the CT scan showed no pockets of blood or fluid. He also found the memes about going from an ambulance to the playing field funny.

Watson went from an ambulance to practice in six days

  1. Oct. 29Watson leaves Lambeau Field by ambulance after a rib injury.
  2. Nov. 4Watson takes part in practice on a limited basis.
  3. Nov. 8The Packers will play the Patriots in New England, with kickoff set for 3:25 p.m. CT.

“It is what it is, just one of those things that will probably be a little bothersome, but can still play.”

Christian Watson

Watson practiced on a limited basis Wednesday, and the team has a plan in place, including padding the injured area. Both teams are 5-3, and you can watch the game on FOX6 in the Milwaukee market. Even at 5-3, Green Bay sits last in the NFC North, the only division where all four teams have winning records.

The 5-3 Packers visit the 5-3 Patriots on Sunday

  • Green Bay Packers
    New England Patriots
    Sun., Nov. 8, 3:25 p.m. CTBoth teams are 5-3.
  • Last Packers win in New England: 2002
  • Last meeting: Packers won 27-24 in overtime in 2022
  • Matt LaFleur and Mike Vrabel meet as head coaches for the third time

Sources: Spectrum News Madison, FOX6 News Milwaukee, Wisconsin Sports Heroics

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