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Packers list CB Jaire Alexander, RB AJ Dillon as questionable vs. 49ers | NFC Divisional Playoff Injury Report

P Daniel Whelan, LB Isaiah McDuffie also are questionable for Saturday

CB Jaire Alexander and RB AJ Dillon
CB Jaire Alexander and RB AJ Dillon

GREEN BAY – The Packers have listed cornerback Jaire Alexander (shoulder/ankle), running back AJ Dillon (thumb/neck), linebacker Isaiah McDuffie (neck) and punter Daniel Whelan (illness) as questionable for Saturday's NFC Divisional playoff game against the San Francisco 49ers.

Green Bay also ruled out linebacker Kingsley Enagbare, who sustained a significant knee injury in Sunday's 48-32 win over the Dallas Cowboys.

Alexander didn't practice this week after aggravating the ankle injury that caused him to be questionable for last week's wild-card game against the Cowboys.

"It's where he's at right now and hopefully he'll be ready to go," said Head Coach Matt LaFleur when asked about Alexander's availability for Saturday.

Dillon has missed the last two games with a neck injury but returned Thursday in a limited capacity, while McDuffie left the Dallas game with a stinger and didn't return. Green Bay doesn't have a second punter on the roster, but LaFleur thinks Whelan "will be all right" for Saturday.

Green Bay did not issue a game status for the following players who are expected to be available: defensive lineman Kenny Clark (back), linebacker Rashan Gary (knee), guard Elgton Jenkins (knee/ankle), running back Aaron Jones (knee/finger), cornerback Keisean Nixon (toe), safety Jonathan Owens (knee), receiver Jayden Reed (chest), linebacker Preston Smith (ankle), safety Darnell Savage (shoulder/calf), linebacker Quay Walker (shoulder) and receiver Christian Watson (hamstring).

The 49ers ruled out defensive end Clelin Farrell (knee) and listed linebacker Dre Greenlaw (Achilles) as questionable.

Greenlaw, who sat out of the 49ers' regular-season finale against the Los Angeles Rams, didn't practice on Tuesday before returning Wednesday in a limited capacity.

San Francisco did not issue a game status for the following players who are excepted to be available: cornerback Logan Ryan (groin), tackle Trent Williams (veteran rest), defensive end Arik Armstead (foot/knee), safety George Odum (biceps), safety Ji'Ayir Brown (knee), guard Joe Feliciano (back), safety Tashaun Gipson (quadricep), receiver Danny Gray (shoulder), tight end George Kittle (back), running back Christian McCaffrey (calf), and cornerback Ambry Thomas (hand).

Green Bay Packers

Table inside Article
Player, Pos. Injury *TUES. *WED. THURS. GAME STATUS
Jaire Alexander, CB Shoulder / Ankle LP DNP DNP Questionable
Kenny Clark, DL Back LP LP LP --
AJ Dillon, RB Thumb / Neck DNP DNP LP Questionable
Kingsley Enagbare, LB Knee DNP DNP DNP Out
Rashan Gary, LB Knee LP LP LP --
Elgton Jenkins, G/T Knee / Ankle DNP LP LP --
Aaron Jones, RB Knee / Finger LP LP LP --
Isaiah McDuffie, LB Neck DNP LP LP Questionable
Keisean Nixon, CB Toe LP LP LP --
Jonathan Owens, S Knee LP LP LP --
Jayden Reed, WR Chest LP LP LP --
Darnell Savage, S Shoulder / Calf LP LP LP --
Preston Smith, LB Ankle DNP LP LP --
Quay Walker, LB Shoulder FP FP FP --
Christian Watson, WR Hamstring LP LP LP --
Daniel Whelan, P Illness (Not Listed) (Not Listed) LP Questionable

* The Packers held a walk-tru on Wednesday and did not practice on Tuesday; participation reports are an estimation.

San Francisco 49ers

Table inside Article
Player, Pos. Injury TUES. WED. THURS. GAME STATUS
Arik Armstead, DT Foot / Knee LP FP FP --
Ji'Ayir Brown, S Knee FP FP FP --
Jon Feliciano, C Back FP FP FP --
Clelin Ferrell, DE Knee DNP DNP DNP Out
Tashaun Gipson, S Quadricep FP FP FP --
Danny Gray, WR Shoulder FP FP (Not Listed) N/A
Dre Greenlaw, LB Achilles DNP LP LP Questionable
George Kittle, TE Back FP FP FP --
Christian McCaffrey, RB Calf FP FP FP --
George Odum, S Biceps LP FP FP --
Logan Ryan, S Groin DNP LP FP --
Ambry Thomas, CB Hand FP FP FP --
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