The Green Bay Packers ruled out cornerback Jaire Alexander and linebacker Edgerrin Cooper and listed defensive lineman Colby Wooden as questionable on the final injury report before facing the San Francisco 49ers in Week 12.
How will the injury situation impact Sunday's showdown?
Here's a detailed breakdown of the Packers' most recent injury report prior to Week 12:
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CB Jaire Alexander (knee): The veteran cornerback hasn't practiced all week and will miss his fourth game of the season. Alexander is struggling with a torn cruciate ligament in his knee but is unlikely to be used as a substitute. Without him, the Packers will roll with Keisean Nixon, Carrington Valentine and Eric Stokes at perimeter cornerback on Sunday.
LB Edgerrin Cooper (hamstring): The rookie linebacker injured his hamstring during practice on Wednesday and missed practices on Thursday and Friday. He could also miss next Thursday against the Dolphins. The Packers have Quay Walker, Isaiah McDuffie and Eric Wilson available at linebacker.
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DL Colby Wooden (shoulder): He missed last week's win over the Chicago Bears but could return after playing limited practices on Wednesday and Thursday and a full practice on Friday. Given the overall state of the roster, it's possible the Packers still inactive him.
No status designation
The following players do not have a status designation and will be eligible to play against the 49ers on Sunday: DL Kenny Clark, RB Josh Jacobs, OL Elgton Jenkins, C Josh Myers, LT Rasheed Walker, S Evan Williams.
49ers injury report
The 49ers ruled out quarterback Brock Purdy (shoulder) and edge rusher Nick Bosa (hip/oblique), giving the Packers a massive injury advantage. Brandon Allen . The 49ers' pass rush has been well below average this season without Bosa on the field. Left tackle Trent Williams hasn't practiced all week but is questionable to play due to an ankle injury. Cornerback Charvarius Ward (for personal reasons) will also not play on Sunday.
