Packers Injuries: 5 players banged up in win vs. Broncos
Green Bay WR Savion Williams went down with an ankle injury on Friday versus the Broncos
On November 23, 2025, the Green Bay Packers faced the Denver Broncos, and five players suffered injuries during the game. According to The Athletic's Matt Schneidman, cornerback Brandon Cisse suffered a knee injury that was not serious but led to his absence from the match. Defensive lineman Warren Brinson injured his calf during warmups and did not play a single snap, also not listed as a scratch.
Receiver J. Michael Sturdivant was evaluated for a concussion, but the diagnosis remains unknown. Receiver Savion Williams injured his ankle and played only two offensive snaps, while Edge rusher Collin Oliver had a calf injury and played six defensive snaps and seven special teams snaps. Despite these injuries, all five players were initially included in the Packers' 53-man roster.
The team will address these injuries before Monday's practice, with Jayden Reed absent due to a personal matter.
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