Packers wide receiver Davante Adams says he suffered a turf toe injury during Thursday night’s loss to the Eagles, as Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com tweets.
Adams’ MRI, however, did not reveal significant damage to his injured foot, Ian Rapoport of NFL.com tweets. The Packers are set to exercise caution here, but it looks like they escaped a major setback. Green Bay’s No. 1 wideout may miss time, but it likely will not be a lengthy absence. 
Adams grabbed his right foot after being taken to the ground by defensive back Andrew Sendejo in the fourth quarter. The 13-yard catch proved to be costly – Adams later said that he didn’t even want to try putting his shoe on after the game.
The Packers didn’t win, but Adams had one heck of a game as he caught ten passes for 180 yards for a new career high. So far in 2019, the wide receiver has 25 grabs for 378 yards, putting him on pace for another strong season. If he misses significant time, he probably won’t get to flirt with 2018 watermark of 111 catches and 1,386 yards.
Adams, in theory, could just play through the pain – that’s what Julio Jones did throughout 2016 and 2017. The Packers now have the next nine days off, perhaps pointing to the sixth-year receiver making it back in time for a pivotal Week 5 clash against the Cowboys.
Thank goodness because nothing else was going to stop him last night.
He was making it look so easy that God was like yeah slow down there buddy
Remember in 2015 when the fan base was ready to drive him out of town?
Because he couldn’t catch the ball.
But the potential was there. He still created separation and ran good routes despite coming off a serious ankle injury. I’m just grateful fans don’t have a say in personnel decisions.
the GB fan base is uneducated morons
How are your cubs doing dray?
And your prediction of the brewers finishing..what was it? Last in the division? Not making the playoffs and all that “educated” stuff you spewed on the brewers rumor page.
The Brewers are basically the 2014-2015 Royals…but without the Championship. Total overachievers who won’t sustain their success. Next year, offensively, who will they have besides Yelich and Hiura? How about their rotation?
But sure, that whopping run differential of +9 runs over 159 games totally indicates that they’ll carry this year’s success into 2020.
Sounds like basically everything dray said after last year’s division title. “6 weeks of pure luck. Rotation is garbage. No way they’ll win anything next year. Blah blah blah.” Yet here we are, not only clinched at least a wild card but still have a shot at the division, while the cubs are pouting, Joe Maddon knows hes getting canned, and their fans are a) back in hiding, b) claiming the brewers can’t repeat this next year, c) reminding people about 2016, or d) trying to backtrack from all the predictions they made about the great Chicago dynasty.
You’re an idiot. Stop being so salty because your team choked for the second year in a row. Can’t sustain their success? This is the second year in a row “your” Cubs are looking up at the Brewers. And run differential? The only numbers that matter are 89 and 82 (as of today). And that rotation and offense is getting them to the playoffs. Teams fold or persevere through injuries. Looks like the Cubs missed the memo about having a backbone in September. But hey keep telling yourself that run differential number if it helps you sleep at night.
0 for 51 in franchise history. Fans of teams who have actually experienced a championship other than a division title sleep very well at night.
See HailRodgers12 comment above. c.) reminding people about 2016. Your trolling is getting awfully unoriginal now.
Is uneducated morons?
Lol. IS they?
Man. You’re going to get roasted for everything about your comment.
Hahahaha “is uneducated morons”.
Let me ask you a question. Is you going to enjoy the off-season? Is you a douchecanoe?
Dray. You moved on to football. I didn’t hear your big mouth flapping on any brewers stuff. I’m just glad you are ok
And he had to completely dedicate himself to conditioning and reworked his body.