Of course, it is a wait-and-see proposition at this point. My observation and couch doctor's point of view are some things. 1. This could be multiple injuries, knee and ankle, or just one or the other. I understand we all know this, but I keep focusing on one or the other, and the possibility of both injuries is concerning the knee pop and the ankle. I would be as concerned with a high ankle sprain. The knee pops in and out, but there is no twist or movement to the side. In my couch doctor's view, I feel good about this, or I'm just optimistic it is not an ACL tear. Lastly, they did not place a knee brace on him, and he walked normally after the game. His walk had no limp in his gate, and it looked like he was out for a stroll. This could be adrenaline and mean team doctors knew he could do no more damage than what had already been done, or they felt confident in the injury; whatever it may be, the injury/injuries are stable enough for full body weight.
Unless the Packers want to wait to disclose, we should know more by Sunday. I was holding my breath all night due to so many players slipping. I had multiple players in the game, including Love. He was on my bench, but he is still a big part of that team in that league. I have Reed in another league. Hurts was my starting QB in the league with Love. I'm vested in the Packer offense in all 3 leagues, so I just wanted the game to end. The last play??? Really?? Not to go down the rabbit hole too much, but the NFL needs to look at these converted field conditions when converting fields that are not made with NFL football in mind.