In a disappointing turn of events for the Green Bay Packers, Coach Matt LaFleur has listed 10 players on the injury report ahead of their upcoming game against the Denver Broncos, according to ESPN.com. Despite having a bye week to recover, the Packers seem to be facing numerous injury concerns as they prepare for Sunday's matchup.

Leading the list of injured players is linebacker De'Vondre Campbell, whose ankle injury has placed him in the doubtful category. Campbell has been sidelined since Week 3, and his absence has been keenly felt by the team. Alongside him are nine players listed as questionable, further adding to the uncertainty surrounding the team's roster.

Running back Aaron Jones, who experienced a late scratch in the previous game against the Las Vegas Raiders, suffered a hamstring injury. Jones had only just returned from a hamstring injury sustained in Week 1 but was unable to make it through the Raiders game unscathed. His availability for the Broncos game remains unclear.

In addition to Jones, the Packers had to contend with the loss of linebacker Quay Walker and safety Darnell Savage during the Raiders game. Walker injured his knee while Savage sustained a calf injury. Their presence on the injury report adds another layer of concern for the team's defense.

Cornerback Jaire Alexander, who missed the previous two games due to a back issue, made his return against the Raiders. However, Alexander has experienced a setback during practice late this week, exacerbating his back problems. Whether he will be able to play against the Broncos is still uncertain.

Left guard Elgton Jenkins and tackle Yosh Nijman, both nursing knee injuries, are also listed as questionable. Their absence from practice on Friday raises doubts about their availability for the upcoming game. Likewise, safety Zayne Anderson, cornerback Eric Stokes, and defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt, all dealing with various injuries, add to the Packers' mounting concerns.

The most significant question marks surround the availability of cornerback Jaire Alexander and left guard Elgton Jenkins. The duo did not participate in Friday's practice, casting doubt on their ability to take the field on Sunday. In the event that Alexander is unable to play, there is a possibility that Eric Stokes, the first-round pick of the 2021 NFL Draft, could step in.

Despite the injury concerns, running back Aaron Jones has managed to make it through a full week of practice. Speaking optimistically about his chances of playing on Sunday, Jones has given some hope to the Packers' offense. Coach LaFleur acknowledged Jones' performance in practice but remains cautious about the running back's condition and availability.

With the Green Bay Packers facing an extensive injury report, the team's depth will be put to the test against the Denver Broncos. The Packers will look to manage their roster and make strategic adjustments as they aim to overcome their injury woes and secure a victory on Sunday.