The Green Bay Packers listed rookie offensive lineman Jager Burton, defensive lineman Javon Hargrave and defensive lineman Anthony Campbell as questionable, listed left guard Aaron Banks and offensive lineman Jacob Monk as doubtful, and ruled out running back Chris Brooks and receiver Savion Williams on the final injury report before facing the Chicago Bears in Week 5 of the 2026 season.
How will the injury situation affect Sunday's showdown with the Bears?
Here’s an in-depth breakdown of the Packers’ final injury report ahead of Week 5:
QUESTIONABLE (3)
OL Jager Burton (back): The rookie missed practice on Wednesday but returned for limited sessions on Thursday and Friday. If available, Burton is the likely backup at center. Donovan Jennings would likely be the backup at center on Sunday
if Burton and Jacob Monk are out.
DL Javon Hargrave (toe): A late-week injury is never a good thing. Hargrave hurt his toe at some point on Friday and is now questionable to play. The Packers probably need one of Hargrave or Campbell to play through injury against a strong Bears offensive line on Sunday.
DL Anthony Campbell (ankle): He practiced all week, so a return after missing back-to-back games is possible. He could be active and play real snaps if Hargrave can't go.
DOUBTFUL (2)
LG Aaron Banks (toe/knee): The veteran didn't practice all week, but a doubtful labeling suggests he's getting close to a return. Expect Laken Tomlinson to start at left guard on Sunday. The real question is what happens at left guard once Banks is back on the field.
OL Jacob Monk (quad): He returned in a limited capacity on Friday, but the Packers probably want to give him more time before he's back. With Travis Glover and Kevin Zeitler now the top options at right guard, Monk won't have an obvious path to playing time once he's healthy.
OUT (2)
RB Chris Brooks (ankle): The versatile running back hurt his ankle in Tampa and didn't practice this week. The Packers signed Pierre Strong Jr. from the practice squad to provide depth behind Kaleb Johnson and MarShawn Lloyd. Could Strong get a look this week?
WR Savion Williams (ankle): Williams was designated to return this week, and his 21-day practice window opened on Wednesday. The Packers will ramp him up after he missed the better part of six weeks with an ankle injury suffered on Aug. 21. His return date could be next Sunday.
NO STATUS DESIGNATION
Right tackle Anthony Belton, cornerback Brandon Cisse, edge rusher Lukas Van Ness and defensive lineman Devonte Wyatt do not have a status designation and are good to go for Sunday against the Bears.
BEARS INJURY REPORT
A Friday surprise from the Bears: quarterback Caleb Williams was able to practice in a limited capacity on Friday and is now questionable to play. Running back Kyle Monangai and linebacker Keshaun Elliott are out, while cornerback Kyler Gordon, linebacker Noah Sewell and defensive lineman Shemar Turner are all questionable to play. The inactive list on Sunday suddenly became a lot more interesting. Is Williams gearing up for a potential return next week, or is he truly in play to return on Sunday? As expected, the three starting offensive linemen on the injury report -- Joe Thuney, Jonah Jackson and Darnell Wright -- are all good to go and will play Sunday.
This article originally appeared on Packers Wire: Breaking down Packers' final injury report of Week 5 vs. Bears
