Aaron Jones

Unfortunately, injuries have been just as much a part of this Packers season as wins and losses.

For those that watched the Packers defeat the Chargers this past Sunday, you know it was a game full of injuries.

The Green Bay Packers are dinged up. There are no excuses ahead of the rivalry matchup against the Vikings on Sunday, and the Packers won't have to say that their starting running back will miss the game.

The Green Bay Packers have struggled mightily to run the football during their 2-3 start to the season.

It's no secret that the Green Bay Packers have struggled to run the football effectively thus far this season in their 2-2 start.

David Bakhtiari had a notably long and brutal recovery from a knee injury that occurred late in the 2020 NFL season.

To say that the 2023 Green Bay Packers have dealt with some injuries thus far this season is an understatement.

The number of injuries of significance already across the National Football League are a cause for concern. The Green Bay Packers are certainly battling a rough streak of their own.

There is good reason to be down on the Green Bay Packers entering the 2023 season. Despite a lot of young promising players sprinkled in with some key veterans, the team did lose 4-time MVP Aaron Rodgers.

Jones, 28, will still have two years remaining on his contract under the new agreement.