The Green Bay Packers are facing several injury concerns as they prepare to take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in a crucial Week 15 matchup. Running backs Aaron Jones and AJ Dillon are among seven players listed as questionable for Sunday's game.

Jones, who has missed six games this season due to various injuries, expressed optimism about his chances of playing against the Buccaneers. The former Pro Bowler has been dealing with a knee injury and is eager to contribute to his team's success.

Dillon, on the other hand, returned to practice with a modified cast on his right hand, which he injured in the previous game against the New York Giants. The fourth-year running back has shown resilience throughout his career, never missing an NFL game due to injury. Head Coach Matt LaFleur stated that they are assessing Dillon's condition and will make a decision based on his progress.

Aside from the running back duo, the Packers have other key players who are listed as questionable. Linebacker Quay Walker and cornerbacks Jaire Alexander and Eric Stokes are dealing with shoulder and hamstring injuries, respectively. Safety Darnell Savage is also questionable with a shoulder injury, while receiver Dontayvion Wicks is nursing an ankle injury. The availability of these players will have a significant impact on Green Bay's game plan.

Receiver Christian Watson, who has been an important contributor for the Packers, is listed as doubtful for Sunday's game. His absence would be a blow to the team's offensive firepower, as he has been dealing with a hamstring injury and hasn't practiced all week.

Depending on the availability of Jones and Dillon, the Packers may turn to running backs Patrick Taylor and Kenyan Drake to fill in the gaps. Taylor had a promising performance against the Giants, showcasing his abilities with six touches for 52 yards.

In addition to the Packers' injury concerns, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are also dealing with their own issues. Cornerback Carlton Davis and defensive lineman William Gholston have been ruled out for Sunday's game, while defensive tackle Vita Vea and safety Ryan Neal are listed as doubtful. The Buccaneers' receiver Chris Godwin, long snapper Zach Triner, cornerback Jamel Dean, and linebacker Devin White are all questionable.

The Packers will need to carefully assess the statuses of their injured players and make strategic decisions based on their overall health and readiness. The Buccaneers, even with their own injury concerns, present a formidable opponent, and Green Bay will need all hands on deck to secure a crucial victory in this Week 15 matchup.