Packers injury report grows with Belton limited, Banks sidelined

Green Bay's walk-through participation estimations on Tuesday included a new elbow issue for tackle Anthony Belton and another missed session for guard Aaron Banks.

The Green Bay Packers saw their offensive line health take another hit ahead of their next game. Tackle Anthony Belton appeared on the injury report for the first time with an elbow problem and was estimated as a limited participant. Because the team conducted only a walk-through, the practice levels reflect estimates rather than full workloads.

Left guard Aaron Banks, dealing with a toe injury, did not practice at all. Reserve lineman Donovan Jennings was limited by a hand issue. The line already lost right tackle Zach Bako-Bewele, who announced he will sit out the remainder of the season after tearing a patellar tendon.

Wide receiver Jayden Reed also missed the session after being carted off during Sunday's game. Reports have variously characterized his condition as affecting his back or neck, and the Packers officially list it as a neck injury.

On defense, tackle Warren Brinson (calf) was the lone non-participant besides Reed. Limited players included defensive tackles Anthony Campbell (ankle) and Javon Hargrave (knee and concussion), cornerback Brandon Cisse (teeth), and linebacker Edgerrin Cooper (shoulder). Wide receiver Bo Melton (neck) and cornerback Benjamin St-Juste (hamstring) practiced in full.