In a highly anticipated Week 13 matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs, the Green Bay Packers have listed eight players as questionable on their injury report. The Packers' depth chart could face significant challenges with the potential absence of key contributors.

Wide receiver Jayden Reed and running back Jaire Alexander are among the players listed as questionable. Reed, a rookie second-round pick, returned to practice on Friday after nursing a chest injury that sidelined him earlier in the week. Despite missing some practice time, Reed has been a standout for Green Bay this season, leading the team with 497 receiving yards.

Cornerbacks Jaire Alexander and Robert Rochell have both been dealing with their respective injuries. Alexander, a pivotal player in the Packers' defense, has missed six of the team's 11 games due to back and shoulder issues. However, Head Coach Matt LaFleur expressed hope that Alexander could be on the field on Sunday, emphasizing his value to the team.

Linebacker De'Vondre Campbell, tight end Josiah Deguara, and safeties Rudy Ford and Darnell Savage are also listed as questionable for the upcoming game. It remains uncertain whether they will be available to contribute to the Packers' efforts against the Chiefs.

Running back Aaron Jones, who has been battling a knee injury, has been ruled out for Sunday night's clash. Jones' absence will be felt as he has been a key playmaker in Green Bay's offense throughout the season.

Cornerback Eric Stokes, who has been nursing a hamstring issue, is listed as doubtful, further putting strain on the Packers' depth in the secondary.

Both Savage and Stokes, however, have been designated to return off injured reserve. Their availability for Sunday's game will depend on their activation to the active roster. With two spots open on the 53-man roster, the Packers have some flexibility in bringing back these crucial defensive players.

In addition to the aforementioned players, the Packers have several individuals who are expected to step onto the field on Sunday. Running back AJ Dillon, defensive lineman Kenny Clark, linebacker Rashan Gary, cornerback Keisean Nixon, and defensive lineman Devonte Wyatt have not been given a game status, indicating their availability for the matchup against the Chiefs.

On the other side of the field, the Chiefs have listed running back Jerick McKinnon as questionable due to a groin injury. Linebacker Nick Bolton has been ruled out but is designated to return from the Chiefs' injured reserve.

The Chiefs have several players who are expected to be available, including safety Bryan Cook, receivers Kadarius Toney and Rashee Rice, tackle Donovan Smith, cornerback L'Jarius Sneed, and receiver Skyy Moore.

As game day approaches, both teams will be monitoring the status of their injured players closely. The absence or presence of these key individuals could have a significant impact on the outcome of the Sunday night showdown.