Green Bay Packers wide receiver Greg Jennings has been ruled out for Sunday's game at Indianapolis.
Green Bay Packers wide receiver Greg Jennings has been ruled out for Sunday's game at Indianapolis.
Jennings has been bothered by a groin injury he sustained on the final drive of a Week 1 loss to San Francisco. After sitting out a Week 2 win against Chicago, he returned to catch six passes for 35 yards in a controversial Monday night loss at Seattle.
The 29-year-old Jennings didn't start last Sunday's home win over New Orleans. His lone reception resulted in a 9-yard touchdown.
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Green Bay Packers wide receiver Greg Jennings is probable for Sunday's game with NFC North rival Minnesota Vikings.
The Jacksonville Jaguars will be without wide receiver Cecil Shorts for Sunday's game against the New York Jets due to concussion symptoms.
Chicago Bears wide receivers Devin Hester and Alshon Jeffery are expected to play on Sunday in an NFC North clash against the Minnesota Vikings, while cornerback Tim Jennings has been ruled out.
Chicago Bears running back Matt Forte appears on track to play in Sunday's regular-season finale at Detroit despite injuring his right ankle in the team's most recent outing.
Prior to their season finale against the Tennessee Titans, the Jacksonville Jaguars have placed wide receiver Cecil Shorts, running back Rashad Jennings and linebacker Greg Jones on injured reserve.
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